불순종과 우상 숭배: 이스라엘의 타락이 주는 교훈

### 불순종과 우상 숭배의 결과: 예레미야가 주는 교훈
* 🙏 우리는 계절의 변화와 여름의 끝을 생각하며 **하나님께서 우리의 기도를 들으시고 그 기도를 성취**하실 것임을 인정하는 것으로 시작합니다.
* ☀ 이번 여름은 유난히 더워서 매일 동네 순대국밥집을 방문하고 헬스장에서 운동을 했는데, **사장님도 더위에 대해 언급할 정도**였습니다.
* 📖 '여름의 끝'이라는 제목은 잃어버린 사랑에 대한 아쉬움과 행복의 덧없음을 담은 시집으로, **하나님의 영원한 축복에 대한 이스라엘 백성들의 잘못된 신뢰**를 비유하고 있습니다.
* 📜 이스라엘 백성들은 하나님의 선택으로 인한 영원한 축복을 믿었지만, **시드기야 왕의 운명에서 볼 수 있듯이 불순종과 우상 숭배로 인해 몰락의 길**을 걸었습니다.
* ⚖ 예레미야 52장 3절은 하나님의 진노로 인해 이스라엘 백성이 유배를 당하게 된 사실을 밝히며, **하나님의 율법에 대한 불순종과 우상 숭배 등 악한 행동의 결과**를 강조합니다.
* 🔥 시드기야의 비극적인 최후와 왕궁의 불태움에서 볼 수 있듯이 **예루살렘과 성전의 파괴**는 하나님의 계명을 무시하면 끔찍한 결과를 초래한다는 사실을 극명하게 상기시켜 줍니다.
* 💔 실패에도 불구하고 하나님의 회복 약속은 **여호야긴 왕이 포로에서 풀려나면서 그의 백성에 대한 하나님의 변함없는 사랑과 헌신**을 보여 주며 분명하게 드러납니다.
* 🌱 궁극적으로 우리는 자기 중심적인 욕망보다 하나님을 향한 참된 영성과 사랑이 우선되어야 한다는 것을 인식하면서 **불순종과 우상 숭배가 없는지 우리의 삶을 돌아보도록 부름받았습니다.**

불순종과 우상 숭배는 멸망으로 이어지지만, 하나님의 사랑은 그분의 백성에게 희망과 회복을 제공합니다.

We will greet each other by looking at our neighbors. God hears our prayers. God will surely fulfill our prayers. Amen, amen. It seems like this summer was really hot. Every morning, I go to a famous sundae soup restaurant across the street. There’s a gym on the third floor. After my early morning prayer, I go to that gym. The gym owner usually doesn't say much, but when I walked in to take a shower and ran into him, he said to me, It seems like it has gotten a bit cooler. He usually doesn't say things like that, so I could tell how hot it was by looking at my face. Last night, we also slept without the air conditioning for the first time in a while. We slept with the window open.

It seemed like summer would never end, but it feels like it is finally coming to a close. The title The End of Summer does not mean that summer itself is ending; it is the name of a poetry collection. The poet had someone they loved throughout the summer last year, and they thought that person would never leave them. However, that person ended up leaving. There is a sense of regret about the end of what felt like a summer that would last forever and the reflections on oneself are recorded in poetry. People often yearn for permanence, but not everything goes according to one's wishes. The Israelites believed they would be blessed forever. Why did they think that? Because God chose them. In this world, as Moses expressed, the only one who exists from eternity to eternity is God.

Because the eternal God promised to give eternal blessings, the people of Israel had confidence. They had their own reasons for this confidence. Although they were enslaved in Egypt, they eventually experienced the Exodus, and the nation that God chose and led out entered the land of Canaan, which God had granted. There, during the times of David and Solomon, they enjoyed great prosperity and thought it would last forever. However, God communicated to the people of Israel the reasons and conditions for their eternal blessings. In Deuteronomy 5:29, God said, Oh, that they had such a heart as this always, to fear me and to keep all my commandments, that it might go well with them and with their descendants forever. They had to share a single mindset, which was to fear God.

If the Israelites had acknowledged God, they would have existed, but they did not. Today, we are looking at Jeremiah 52:3, which states, The Lord's anger against Jerusalem and Judah caused Him to cast them out of His presence. We examined the text from verse 12 to the end of the chapter, and in the preceding verse 3, God, who had made an eternal promise, is speaking about casting them out. Why did this happen? It is God's way of casting them out, which is so desperate. In verse 11, just before the one we read, it is recorded, He put out Zedekiah's eyes and bound him with chains to take him to Babylon, where he remained in prison until the day of his death. Zedekiah was the king of Israel. What was the result of being cast out by God? All his sons were killed before his eyes.

As soon as he was killed, his eyes were gouged out, and he was allowed to live in Babylon until the end. This is in stark contrast to the promise made to the people of Israel that they would be blessed forever. We have examined all of Jeremiah's words up until last week. The passage we are looking at today is the last content of the last chapter. If you think back to July 1st, we had been reading Jeremiah from chapter 1 to chapter 25 last year, and starting from July 1st, we moved on to chapter 26, continuing through to chapter 52. Ah, but in chapter 26, verse 1, there is a record that says, Oh, I'm sorry, first, what kind of person was Zedekiah? Why was his eyes gouged out? God evaluates him in this way. In verse 2 of today’s passage, it says that he followed all the actions of Jehoiakim.

Because they did evil in the sight of the Lord, they will not enjoy the eternal blessings and meet such a miserable end. Ultimately, this is due to the evil they committed in the sight of the Lord. So, what exactly is the evil they committed from God's perspective? What evil did Jehoiakim commit? The passage we saw in Jeremiah 26:1 mentions that when Jehoiakim, the son of Josiah, began to reign as king of Judah, the word of the Lord came to him. In verse 4, it says, You shall say to them, 'Thus says the Lord: You have not obeyed me, nor walked in the law that I set before you.' The reason they cannot enjoy eternal blessings is that they committed evil before God, and the essence of that evil is their disobedience to Him.

그들이 무엇에 순종하지 않은 거냐면, 하나님의 율법을 행하지 않았다는 것입니다. 하나님의 율법은 무엇입니까? 여러분, 십계명에 하나님의 율법이 기록되어 있잖아요. 사실 십계명 말고도 하나님께서는 매우 다양하고도 섬세하게 시내산에서 그들에게 율법을 주셨지만, 열 개로 축약해 놓은 십계명과 그걸 축약해서 예수님께서는 우리에게 이렇게 말씀하셨어요. 첫째는 하나님을 사랑하는 것이고, 둘째는 내 이웃을 사랑하는 것이라고 말씀하셨어요. 그러나 그들은 그 사랑하는 데서 실패했다는 것입니다. 위로 하나님을 사랑하지 않고, 옆으로 이웃을 사랑하지 않았다는 것이에요. 그들은 하나님보다도 다른 것들을 더 많이 사랑했습니다. 율법만 행하지 않은 게 아니에요. 그들의 악은 또 한 가지가 더 있는데, 25장 7절에 보면 여호와 김이 무엇에 순종하지 아니었습니까? 너희 손으로 만든 것으로서 나의...

You provoke anger and say that you did it yourself, that is, you made idols with your own hands and worshipped them. You regarded things that are not God as gods, things that are not the Creator as the Creator, and things that are not the Father as the Father. Therefore, the evil that the people of Israel ultimately committed can be summarized in two ways: what has been talked about throughout Jeremiah is disobedience and idolatry. Why is disobedience and idolatry so frightening? Disobedience and idolatry prevent us from approaching the eternal God. In most cases, the reason we do not obey God's word is that our thoughts are more important than God's word. We consider our own thoughts and experiences, which we live by in the present, to be more important than the eternal word of God, or we regard visible people around us as more significant than the invisible God.

The money that is immediately visible, the profits that are immediately apparent, feel much greater to me. That is why we do not follow the teachings. What about idol worship? Because God is invisible, we do not serve Him; instead, we serve something else, and when we do that, we become interested in the byproducts that come from it. Those young and famous singers are called idols. The name idol itself implies worship. Of course, when that name was created, the word idol was used because, in the eyes of teenagers, they are very beautiful and attractive. But why do children like these idol singers? In fact, they have nothing to do with me. I don’t know much about idols, but during my time, idols included groups like Girls' Generation and TVXQ. In your time, there were groups like Fin.K.L.

There might have been some people, but have you ever met them? There will be no opportunity to connect with them in the future either. Here, a few of our youth group friends are sitting, and among them, there probably isn’t anyone who has had a chance to shake hands with an idol singer. Why are they so obsessed? Why do they like them so much? Why are they so crazy about them? It’s not that. They find joy in the music they create and sing, in the clothes they wear, and in what they display. They feel a primal stimulation from what they offer. Have you listened to the songs that kids are singing these days? I don’t understand the lyrics. It’s definitely in Korean, but I can’t comprehend what the lyrics mean. I can’t understand it, and the sentence structures aren’t perfect, but those stories stimulate the ears, which is why they follow along. That’s the byproduct. We also serve things other than God, and from that...

There are byproducts that fulfill my desires, stimulating both my central and peripheral nervous systems. Even if I don't talk about them specifically, how many things in the media we consume, especially on YouTube, stimulate us? The saddest part is that these things take away goodness from the eternal God through disobedience and idolatry. In Ecclesiastes 3:11, God says that He has made everything beautiful in its time. We shouldn't be addicted to the trivial things of the world, the idols, and the distractions. Instead, there is a yearning in our hearts for the soul. That yearning has faded away due to sin. For example, when you buy flowers from a flower shop and bring them home, you cut the flowers and put them in a vase. How long do you think they will last?

If they are short, they lose their vitality in just three days, and even the longest ones lose it within a week. In the end, they must be thrown away in regular trash bags. Our condition is similar. The state we receive from God should be filled with a vibrant longing for the soul, but due to sin, we are cut off from God. Although we may be placed in a vase and appear like flowers, we are, in fact, beings slowly awaiting death. Disobedience and idolatry are therefore terrifying. If we were to express the longing for eternity in two words, what could we say? It is spirituality. Spirituality refers to the divine nature. It indicates that God's nature is within us. When we think of spirituality, we often feel overwhelmed by the holiness when a spiritual pastor speaks, and we perceive it as something sacred.

However, the more important meaning of spirituality is whether we can make judgments in our lives according to God's will, as God's character is within it. This is what spirituality is. Therefore, prayer is inseparable from spirituality because through prayer, we become more like God's character. However, the longing for the soul is what gives rise to our spirituality. God is the essence of the soul itself. So, if we lack spirituality, if there is no longing for God within us, this ultimately indicates that we love the present world rather than longing for eternity. You see, we have said that our desire for eternity has disappeared due to sin, which has severed that connection. But do you know what God has given us to reconnect that? He has given us eternal life.

We cannot create eternal life on our own; we are simply beings rushing toward death. However, God has given us eternal life so that we may participate in the divine nature and long for our souls. Therefore, eternal life does not merely end with going to heaven after death; it has an effect on us while we are alive. It enables us to love the world and to have a heart that loves God and our souls. Beloved saints, this longing is the only way for us to experience God's kingdom here on earth. What happened because of disobedience and idolatry? Today's text records that event. In verse 13 of chapter 52, it mentions the burning of the Lord's temple and the royal palace, as well as all the houses in Jerusalem.

The houses of the nobles were all burned down, and Nebuchadnezzar's chief officer, Nebuzaradan, invaded Israel. Not only did Zedekiah die, but all the temples and royal palaces were also set ablaze. It was good when they were disobedient, right? It was good when they were idol worshiping, right? They lived as they pleased. However, in the end, there is the judgment of God. God uses Babylon to judge them. In the deeper aspect of judgment, something happens. In verse 17, it says that the Chaldeans broke the two pillars and the bases of the Lord's temple and took them to Babylon. The temple being referred to here is Solomon's temple. The people of Israel longed for the presence of God to be with them; they desired a symbol that God would be with them forever. So God is with us.

Please be with me. The presence of God is desperately needed by us. Therefore, God made a covenant with them, granting them the tabernacle. In that tabernacle, through the sacrifices offered to God in the Holy of Holies within the covenant, God manifested His presence and revealed His glory. Initially, the covenant of God's presence in the tabernacle included a tent because they had to move in the wilderness. However, even until the time of David, the tent remained. David, who loved God so deeply, felt distressed because, as a king living in a palace, God's covenant was still housed in a tent. So he resolved to build a temple for God, and his son Solomon constructed a beautiful temple. Now, that temple has been completely destroyed, which symbolizes the presence of God.

The more astonishing thing is that while I was preparing my sermon, I felt a chill. The names of the two bronze pillars in the temple of Jehovah are Jachin and Boaz. I preached about Boaz last year. As I was looking at the words of Jeremiah and observing the process of Babylon seizing Jachin and Boaz, I received this message as a preacher: How much God knows about my idolatry and disobedience! I was speaking about the pillars of Jachin and Boaz being taken away, and it gave me chills from head to toe. How much must God be saddened by my disobedience and idolatry? Here I was preaching about the scene where Jachin and Boaz are established, and now I am being made to speak about how Babylon completely dismantles and takes them away. The meaning of the names Jachin and Boaz is this: He will establish and in him is strength.

Boaz mentioned that when God established Solomon's Temple, He told the people of Israel, I will be your strength, and this will last forever. However, those who did not love God were abandoned by Him, and all the pillars fell. God promised to restore them, saying that His word would rebuild them and be their strength. He used Babylon as His instrument to completely destroy the people of Israel. Remarkably, this word is fulfilled exactly as God had already prophesied in Jeremiah 27. In verses 21 and 22 of chapter 27, God speaks: The Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, has said regarding the temple of the Lord, the palace of the king of Judah, and Jerusalem...

He spoke about the remaining instruments in this way: they will be moved to Babylon, and they will remain there until the day I take care of them. After that, I will bring them back and place them here. This is the word of the Lord. God has already warned us; it has been fulfilled. Beloved saints, as we receive this message while looking at the destruction of Israel, what should we think about and what lessons should we take? We must never forget that if we leave the disobedience and idolatry within us unchecked, it will surely lead us to destruction and judgment. Amen. Just as the poet wrote about the summer that ultimately leads to ruin, it seemed like love would never end, and that happy summer would last forever, but just like that, it eventually fades away when we disobey God.

Idolatry is not immediately judged by God, so it seems okay. Since God doesn't judge us right away, it feels like this level of disobedience is acceptable. I haven't faced any major issues living my life without obeying God's word. Although I am regularly serving things other than God, it hasn't really affected me significantly. However, God warns us clearly through His word today, and we must realize this. Reflecting on this message, I asked myself what areas of God's word I am not obeying. I pondered what aspects of my character, Seon-seok, I am being disobedient to and what idols I might be worshipping. I found a clear answer regarding my disobedience: it is that I am not loving. Our God has called us to love.

In the Gospel of John, chapter 13, the Lord asks His disciples to love one another while washing their feet before bearing the cross. However, as I reflect on the areas where I am disobedient, I realize that there is a lack of love within me. I do not love my family, my wife, and my children as I should. I may say I love them, but there are times when I love myself far more than my family. I can feel it deeply at times. When I am in ministry, I tell my colleagues, such as our multicultural pastor, our associate pastors, and our evangelists, that I love them, but I wonder if I truly love them in my actions. Have I ever used them for my own purposes or calculations? What about in the church? When I look at the congregation, do I genuinely love them?

What about outside? In that place where I do not see anyone, do I love them? I realize with great sorrow that I have never obeyed the Lord's command to love. What kind of idolatry have I been practicing? Ultimately, I find that I am at the center of it all. I need to be respected more, I need to be recognized more, I need to do better, I need to rest more, I need to wear better clothes and eat better food, I need to enjoy more. In the end, I come to understand today that at the root of disobedience and idolatry is the love of self. Therefore, our fierce battle of faith is not about loving ourselves but about loving God. We must constantly fight against the attacks of the devil and sin that tell us to love ourselves, in order to love God.

Loving Christ and participating in the ministry of love that the Spirit of Jesus carries out is, I believe, our way of life. Amen. Do you know why this is our way of life? The scripture today speaks to that. In the last chapter of Jeremiah, chapter 52, verse 31, suddenly the name of a person appears. It mentions that after 37 years of King Jehoiachin of Judah being taken captive, on the 27th day of the 12th month in the first year of King Evil-Merodach of Babylon, he lifted up the head of King Jehoiachin of Judah and released him from prison. Suddenly, Jehoiachin is set free. Jehoiachin was the king before Zedekiah, and he was appointed as a king by Babylon for a short three-month reign. However, he was soon taken captive. Then Zedekiah ascended to the throne, and he lived as a prisoner in Babylon. But suddenly, after the story of Zedekiah ends, the temple and everything...

God spoke of the destruction that came as a result of your disobedience and idolatry, and He introduces a woman, Jehoiakim, who is now the king of Babylon. There is Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, and there are local kings who govern various regions. However, the Lord has appointed a woman as the highest authority, surpassing even Nebuchadnezzar. Why did God allow such a thing to happen? Through this Jehoiakim, God intends to send the Israelites, who were held captive in Babylon, back to the land of Canaan, to Israel, and begin the reconstruction of the temple in Israel. Although the people were foolish, disobedient, and engaged in idol worship, leading to their complete destruction, God once again uses King Jehoiakim to carry out His work.

You are starting because you love. Just like parents look at their children, even when that child is truly disobedient, deserving of punishment, and seemingly hopeless, God promises not to abandon you as His child. This is shown to us through the fulfillment of God's word in the last chapter of Jeremiah. God is telling us that ultimately, there is an answer in love. When we begin to love God beyond just loving ourselves, the promise of His word will once again be fulfilled in our lives. This message appears in the last chapter of Jeremiah today. If we think about it from God's perspective, how shameful it is that the temple has been destroyed! This is the space where God promised to dwell and actually did, the area that contained the Holy Place and the Most Holy Place.

The miraculous works of God were present in the covenant, but now, the Israelites are being ruthlessly oppressed in Babylon. Isn't it a matter of pride, everyone? Why did Babylon take the pillars? Because they are made of gold and silver, which are valuable and can be used. However, silver is not only heavy but also not as valuable as it seems. Babylon has numerous garments that are even better and more famous. So why did they take all of this? They intend to use it as spoils of war. They want to trample on Israel and declare that the Babylonian god Nebuchadnezzar is much stronger than the God of Israel. Isn't this a shameful matter before God? Yet, God is willing to bear that shame. As the Israelites witness the destruction of the temple, they realize that they are losing their connection to God.

When you do not obey the word, you will face the dire consequences. How can we know such an intention? God has rebuilt the temple through Zerubbabel. After completely destroying the temple, if no one is left among the people of Israel, that visual material has no meaning. However, God allowed the destruction of the temple once again, and the fact that the people of Israel rebuilt it shows that God wants you to witness the terrible destruction. God is someone who sets aside His pride to save His children. Where is this evident? It is evident in that the only Son of God, Jesus, was crucified, stripped of His clothes, and suffered humiliation that no human could bear. Yet, the Son of God came to this earth and...

You have experienced humiliation and shame because you love. It is because you want to save with that love, and ultimately, that love is the only way that brings each person closer to God. This is the path you have chosen. Beloved congregation, where is there a life free from disobedience and idolatry? It is clear that destruction awaits us, but ultimately, God has shown us through His love that there is hope. Tonight, we have two things to pray for. First, we must thoroughly examine ourselves to see in what areas we are being disobedient and worshiping idols before God. Then, as we pray tonight, we need to remember once again how God's love has manifested among us despite this. And we should not just remain in that memory but now turn away from disobedience.

Beyond idolatry, with a heart that longs for the soul in my life, I love God. The traces of my life and my obedience in following God should guide our steps toward eternity, showing us where to go and what to do. We must hold onto that path as we pray today. I sincerely hope that this grace will be among us tonight, in the name of our Lord. Amen. Amen.

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더드림사랑의교회

여름의 끝과 하나님의 약속에 대한 묵상

화자는 더운 여름과 선선한 날씨로의 전환에 대한 경험을 공유하며 덧없는 시간의 본질에 대해 성찰합니다.

"여름의 끝"이라는 제목은 잃어버린 사랑과 무상함에 대한 아쉬움을 담은 시집을 가리킵니다.

화자는 하나님의 영원한 축복에 대한 이스라엘 백성의 확신과 유사하게 하나님을 인정하고 두려워하지 않아 결국 몰락하는 모습을 강조합니다.

시드기야는 여호야김의 사악한 행동을 따른 벌로 눈을 뽑혔고, 두 사람 모두 비참한 최후를 맞이하게 됩니다.

이스라엘 백성들은 하나님의 율법에 대한 불순종과 우상 숭배로 인해 영원한 축복을 받지 못했습니다.

그들의 악의 핵심은 하나님의 말씀보다 자신의 생각과 경험을 우선시하여 영원하신 하나님께 다가가지 못하게 한 것이었습니다.

아이돌의 매력과 영성에 대한 탐구

눈에 보이는 이익과 즉각적인 만족감 때문에 사람들은 신이 아닌 다른 것을 섬기는 부산물에 이끌려 우상 숭배에 빠지게 됩니다.

흔히 우상이라고 불리는 젊고 유명한 가수들은 음악과 이미지를 통해 기쁨과 자극을 주며 팬들 사이에서 강한 집착을 불러일으킵니다.

이러한 하나님으로부터의 산만함과 사소한 것들에 대한 추구는 궁극적으로 영적 활력을 잃고 신과의 더 깊은 연결에 대한 갈망으로 이어집니다.

영성과 하나님의 임재의 중요성

영성은 하나님의 뜻에 따라 판단하고 그분의 임재를 갈망하는 것입니다.

기도는 하나님의 성품을 닮아가는 데 필수적이며, 영생은 우리를 다시 연결하고 그분에 대한 갈망을 이루기 위해 하나님께서 주시는 것입니다.

솔로몬의 성전 파괴는 하나님과의 단절된 관계를 상징하며, 우리 삶에서 하나님의 임재가 얼마나 중요한지를 강조합니다.

설교자는 청동 기둥인 야긴과 보아스에 대한 설교를 준비하면서 자신의 우상 숭배와 불순종을 반성하며 오싹함을 느꼈습니다.

야긴과 보아스라는 이름은 하나님의 세우심과 힘을 상징하지만, 바벨론에 의해 제거된 것은 하나님을 버린 결과를 상징합니다.

이 메시지는 불순종과 우상숭배가 멸망과 심판으로 이어질 수 있으므로 이를 해결하는 것이 중요하다는 점을 강조하는 동시에 하나님의 명령에 따라 사랑에 헌신할 것을 촉구합니다.

저자는 가족, 동료, 회중에 대한 사랑이 부족했던 그들의 불순종의 중심에 자기애가 있었다는 사실을 깨닫고 고민합니다.

그리고 자신을 우선시하려는 유혹에 맞서 싸워야 할 필요성을 인정하고 하나님을 사랑하는 것의 중요성을 강조합니다.

예레미야 52장에서 여호야긴 왕이 감옥에서 풀려난 것을 갑자기 언급하는 것은 사랑과 은혜의 변화시키는 힘을 상기시켜 줍니다.

여호야김을 통한 하나님의 계획: 이스라엘의 회복

하나님은 여자인 여호야김을 느부갓네살을 능가하는 바벨론의 최고 권력자로 세워 포로된 이스라엘 백성을 가나안으로 돌려보내고 성전 재건을 시작하게 하셨어요.

이스라엘 백성의 불순종과 우상 숭배에도 불구하고 하나님은 여호야김을 통해 당신의 일을 수행하시며 당신의 자녀들을 버리지 않겠다고 약속하십니다.

성전이 파괴되고 이스라엘 백성이 바벨론에서 압제당하는 것은 하나님에게는 수치스러운 순간이지만, 하나님께서는 당신의 백성을 회복시키기 위해 그 수치심을 기꺼이 감당하십니다.

순종과 하나님의 사랑의 중요성

하나님의 말씀에 불순종하면 끔찍한 결과를 초래하지만, 스룹바벨을 통한 성전 재건과 같은 하나님의 행동은 자녀를 구원하고자 하는 하나님의 열망을 보여 줍니다.

굴욕과 고통을 견디며 십자가에 못 박히신 예수님은 인류를 향한 하나님의 궁극적인 사랑과 희생을 보여 줍니다.

이 메시지는 자기 성찰, 불순종과 우상 숭배에 대한 회개, 영원을 향한 하나님의 길을 따르겠다는 결단을 독려합니다.