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Deuteronomy 16:9 · BSB
16:9 You are to count off seven weeks from the time you first put the sickle to the standing grain.
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I hope you're ready to dig intoDeuteronomy chapter 16this evening. Deuteronomy chapter 16. We're going to be talking about scheduling some time for God. And so we will read a good portion of this…
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…context about the last day, the great day, I want you to hold your finger here in John, and I want you to turn to the Old Testament, to the book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 16. Deuteronomy 16. The best way to find Deuteronomy, go to the very beginning of your Bible. And the first book in the Bible is gonna be Genesis.…
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…it would literally pass over the homes of those families that had sacrificed this lamb. Y'all with me? Hence why Passover becomes so important. InDeuteronomy chapter 16, God gives this command, this decree that they are to remember this as a celebration. Year over year over year, remember God's faithfulness. And so…
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…we're going to go back to the foundational scriptures that will set the stage for the New Testament church. Amen? Why are we doing what we do? InDeuteronomy chapter 16and verse 16, it says, Three times in a year shall all thy males appear before the Lord, thy God, in the place which he shall choose. In the feast…
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…These people. Of his standard. And he's. He's careful. To reiterate. His commands. To these specific groups. To judges. He reminds them. InDeuteronomy. Chapter 16. What their. Function. And role. Should be. To kings. In Deuteronomy 17. To priests. In Deuteronomy 18. In. To prophets. In Deuteronomy 18. In the…
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…been saved too? It's just a question. This first Passover was celebrated within the home for each family. And then later, if you're taking notes,Deuteronomy chapter 16, verses one through eight, Yahweh adjusts the parameters. He said, this is no longer just for you and your family. This is a national celebration…
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…him a wafer and you send him home. Right? Well, that's not that's not the Passover. The Passover had an incredible line of things, according toDeuteronomy Chapter 16, that made this an incredible feast. In fact, let me just talk about it for just a minute. First, they would have gotten rid of all of the leaven…
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…he is in the wild and dangerous wilderness, just like Israel. And if that were not enough, we can also see here, angels were ministering to him.Deuteronomy chapter 16, God talks about how he cared for Israel in the wilderness. Now, if you think that I'm just making this up and I just happened to find some words…
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…Remembering has a future goal. God wanted them to keep in tune with his grace. We'll see how that looks in a few moments. But next let's look atDeuteronomy chapter 16. In verse 3, this is the account of the Passover. So God commanded them to celebrate the Passover year after year after year, every single year.…
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…This condition was a common part of everyday life, though. But when Scripture speaks of blindness, it often refers to a spiritual condition. So inDeuteronomy chapter 16, it refers to corrupt judges whose eyes are blinded. Isaiah 44 mentions idolaters who are blind in their false worship. We see Jesus repeatedly in…
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