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The Work of the Potter
Jeremiah 18:1-6
I.
The Potter and His Work.
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He molds the clay into the form of the vessel in mind.
1) On a wheel
2) With his hands
B.
He constantly inspects the clay as he works with it for inconsistencies.
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When he finds one, he reworks the clay, or smashes it down, and begins again.
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This procedure is repeated time after time on each lump of clay, until he has completed the vessel.
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Only when the lump meets his standard, will it be exposed to the fires of the kiln.
II.
Israel and the Potter.
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Israel is like the clay and God is working on them.
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They are marred and God desires to rework them.
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They need to turn to Him again.
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Us and the Potter.
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We are the clay on the wheel.
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We are marred and in need of rework.
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Because He will not discard us, He will work and rework us as long as it takes.
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When He is finished with us, He will expose us to the refining fires of His holiness, where we shall be a permanent vessel in His kingdom.
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