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Deuteronomy 17:18 · BSB
17:18 When he is seated on his royal throne, he must write for himself a copy of this instruction on a scroll in the presence of the Levitical priests.
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…and you get to Deuteronomy 17, and it's there that God anticipates that a time was coming when Israel was going to want a king of their own. And inDeuteronomy 17:18-19, God says when he will sit upon the throne, he will copy out a copy of the law given to him by the priests or approved by the priests, and he will…
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…when they say the testimony here but he's definitely got the bible he's got scriptures and he's supposed to be copying it and reading it look atdeuteronomy 17 verse 18it says and it shall be when he sitteth upon the throne of his kingdom that he shall write him a copy of this law in a book out of that which is…
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…what like what is your quest, king of Israel? What type of person should this be? And the first text I want to look at is randomly in Deuteronomy,Deuteronomy chapter 17, verses 14 through 20. So if you're familiar with the Bible, Deuteronomy is the last book of this first part we call the Torah or the Pentateuch. All right, here we go.…
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…know what he expects, what he, what it is to serve him. And now in Deuteronomy, Moses explains to the Israelites what will be expected of a king inDeuteronomy 17, verses 18and 19. And we'll wait and let you guys turn there if you have your Bibles. I, I cheat because I have it all printed out so I can blow through…
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…my God. Your law is within my heart. What is all this about a scroll? Well, again, it's good to remember that David is God's anointed king. And inDeuteronomy 17, verses 14 through 20, there was a regulation laid down for Israel's kings. And David understands that this scroll that was written was for him. The royal job…
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…Here you go. We got a real Bible on the stage today. This is serious. I'll bring my hard copy. Today's scripture is coming from Deuteronomy,deuteronomy 17, verses 14 through 20. The principles of governing kings. When you enter the land the Lord, your God, has given you and have taken possession of it and settled in it,…
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…God, who've been writing, who've been putting things down, I pray you would value the anointing God has created and called you for. It says here inDeuteronomy chapter 17, verses 14 to 20. When you come to the land that the Lord your God is giving you, and you possess it and dwell in it, and they say, I will set a king over me, like…
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…your own. He can't be a foreigner. He must be a decent and upright man. He should not acquire for himself many wives. And then there's also this inDeuteronomy 17, verses 18, 19, and 20. Listen to this. And when he, your king, sits on the throne of his kingdom, he shall write for himself in a book a copy of this law,…
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…depths of its demise. The seeds of Solomon's downfall were there early on and they were now beginning to sprout. Moses had given instructions inDeuteronomy, chapter 17, verses 16 to 20, as to how kings should behave. He must not acquire many horses for himself or send the people back to Egypt to acquire many horses for the Lord.…
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…way David is significant and fulfills some of these promises is that last week, as we were looking at God's idea ideal for a king, we looked atDeuteronomy, chapter 17, verses 18 through 20. And God's ideal of a king is this when he is seated on his royal throne, he is to write a copy of this instruction for himself on a scroll in the…
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…as a separate people belonging to the Lord, and their idea of a king was someone that would replace God. God's idea of a king can be found inDeuteronomy 17, verses 18-20. You don't have to turn there, but just listen to these words. God's ideal for a king, when he is seated on his royal throne, he is to write a copy…
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…had to happen, or there's two of them and we need to obey both of them, or what does it mean by second law? Well, let's establish that it is law.Deuteronomy 17, verse 18, talks about this book being law. There Moses lays down the stipulation that, should a king arise in the nation of Israel, that they were to copy…
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…Solomon was at that place. Here is the law of God concerning the future kings of Israel, and before we even turn there, maybe as returning there inDeuteronomy 17 verse 18. Do you remember what the king was to do after not doing certain things? He was not to acquire many wives, he was not to acquire many horses. He…
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…God's servant. He is no God. This is why Israel never resorted to the teaching common among their neighboring nations that kings are divine.Deuteronomy 17 verses 18 to 19make clear the fact that king is accountable to the Lord. It says, And when he sits on the throne of his kingdom, referring to a human king, he…
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…of how the king of Israel should act and live in Deuteronomy chapter 17. And just before we dive into 1 Samuel 9 and 10, I want to readDeuteronomy 17 verses 15 to 20. You don't have to turn there if you don't want to. Just to give us an insight into what God says a king should be like. So Deuteronomy 17 verse 15…
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…both in the Old Testament and in the New Testament. I want you to think with me just for a moment of one of the illustrations that we find over inDeuteronomy chapter 17 verse 18. Deuteronomy chapter 17 verse 18. You don't need to turn to it, make a reference and go to it later. But in Deuteronomy chapter 17, 18, Moses is…
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