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Deuteronomy 1:13 · BSB
1:13 Choose for yourselves wise, understanding, and respected men from each of your tribes, and I will appoint them as your leaders.”
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…It's no one thing that has brought us to this point and it is Paramount that we understand what it is that has made the United States of America inDeuteronomy chapter 1if you would Turn there in your Bible's Deuteronomy chapter 1 12 through 18. I don't like putting the long passages up on the PowerPoint It's…
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…who wages war on the king of Egypt to rescue him? That's heavy, right? Or this one. Not only did God rescue his son from Egypt, but Moses says inDeuteronomy chapter 1that God carried Israel through the wilderness as a man carries his son. And here I am expecting a gold medal for carrying my kids around a zoo.…
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…Think about the Roman Catholics that got saved today. I mean, think about that and think on good things, if you would. In Numbers chapter 13 andDeuteronomy chapter 1. This is a classic case of where it's more than one, but I want you to see this if you would. We know the ten spies and the two spies. We know the…
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…And when he makes a Promise. He will keep his promise. So what Caleb is doing in Joshua 14 is he's standing on the promise that's given to him InDeuteronomy, chapter 1. Deuteronomy, chapter 1, verse 35, it says this. Surely there shall not one of these men of this evil generation see that good land which I swear…
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…the sin of their father. So let's just read these scriptures. Let's start with Deuteronomy 1 .39. Let's start with Moses. Deuteronomy verse 1.Deuteronomy chapter 1. Verse 39. Are we there? 1 Thessalonians 1 Thessalonians 1 Thessalonians So we see what the children are not punished for what their fathers…
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…will bless it. That's what that's that's a key word. And he will bless it. Like he did for Abraham. And Abraham prospered. God wants to bless you.Deuteronomy chapter 1, verse, chapter 28, 28, verse 12, says the following. Deuteronomy 28, verse 12 says the following. And to bless all, to bless all, to bless all the…
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…them? And the third thing is why? If we're able to answer this, we will know the meaning. of this text. Amen. Let's go back a little bit toDeuteronomy chapter 1. Let's see from the beginning of Deuteronomy where I will begin to answer the first question. Amen. Excuse me. Deuteronomy chapter 1 verse 1. I'll…
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…say the mentality shift from survival, from survival mode, to taking territory, from survival mode to taking territory. Now I want to read youDeuteronomy, chapter 1. Deuteronomy there's a few verses in Deuteronomy 1 where it lays out God's plan for the Israelites to take the land. And I want to read you this…
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…not a second law, it's the same law applied in more practical ways to what they're going to encounter when they enter into the promised land. InDeuteronomy chapter 1through 4, Moses gives a quick historical survey of Israel's 40-year wanderings. In chapter 5, he restates the Ten Commandments, which were also…
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…promises which God has made time and time again in the past. He's made the promises to Abraham in Genesis 15. He's made the promises to Moses inDeuteronomy chapter 1. And in verse 5, God says, Just like I was with Moses, I will be with you. I will never leave you or forsake you. God is present and leading his…
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with a pen. Okay, soDeuteronomy chapter 1. I'm going to read from verses 1 through to 8, and then Nick is going to take over. Okay, so... Okay, Deuteronomy 1 verse 1. These are the words of…
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