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Deuteronomy 17:1 · BSB
17:1 You shall not sacrifice to the LORD your God an ox or a sheep with any defect or serious flaw, for that is detestable to the LORD your God.
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…to Solomon? What happened to this influence over his son Raybone? What happened to this man? Well, the Bible tells you way back in the book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 17, it says verse #16 Moreover, he, the king, shall not multiply horses for himself. But Solomon did that. Why didn't God want Solomon to multiply…
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…those same words to his sons. So the question is, Well, where did David get his words of wisdom? Well, keep your finger in Proverbs, And go back toDeuteronomy, Chapter 17. Deuteronomy, chapter 17. So Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy. Deuteronomy, chapter 17. And here, We are told of instructions That…
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…worshipped false gods. They got drug down. But that wasn't how it was supposed to be. It was supposed to be different. If you have a Bible, turn toDeuteronomy chapter 17. king. And this was the instruction to the kings. Now, there were no kings yet. Right, God was their king. Would there be a better king than God?…
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…wrote Deuteronomy? No, there was not kings yet. You've got to go through the time of the judges. You have all these things. But turn over quick toDeuteronomy chapter 17. Because you'll find this interesting. Because I think if Asa did do this, it may be one of those things that led to what he did and the decisions…
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…raised up judges, and it was this very sin that brought them into all the problems they experienced. They did not remember what they were taught inDeuteronomy chapter 17about the ideal leader that serves the people rather than themselves. They did not remember God's great saving acts and what that meant for them…
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…us of our need for a faithful and true king. It teaches us of our need for a king who can do what no human can do, change the hearts of men. InDeuteronomy chapter 17, Moses provides God's word to the people and he tells them, here's what the ideal king of Israel should look like. And this ideal king does the…
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…Ring a bell. No. Okay. Where was probably the most explicit set of commands that God had given for the nation of Israel concerning their kings.Deuteronomy chapter 17, remember that you're not supposed to have many wives, That's what's required, much gold or silver and there was another one You remember now,…
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…need this foundation, for what we're doing, and, and why we're doing it, if you have a Bible, and you want to follow along, I'm going to read, fromDeuteronomy chapter 17, so the book of Deuteronomy, Moses is kind of, it's his last sort of speech, before the people of Israel, before they enter the land, he's…
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…after he had come from Hebron. Okay? And so hold your place maybe there and go back to Deuteronomy. I want you to see what was expected of kings.Deuteronomy chapter 17. Just these two verses will help us build a little bit. At the heading around verse 14 on down, it says, Principles for governing kings in…
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…the Lord is Israel's ultimate sovereign. He is their ultimate king. And the law does give permission for Israel to be ruled by an earthly king.Deuteronomy chapter 17says, You, Israel, may indeed set a king over you, whom the Lord your God will choose. This request for a king troubles Samuel. Not because they're…
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…to give his people Kings Genesis chapter 17 and also Genesis chapter 35, the law of Moses anticipated. The day when Israel would have a king,Deuteronomy chapter 17, nevertheless the request defended the prophet. He Parted it as a rejection of his life, his ministry and all that he stood for so Samuel did what.…
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…ready to possess God's promises. But first, they needed a reminder of exactly what God had said. That's what Deuteronomy is. It's a reminder. InDeuteronomy chapter 17, Moses gave instruction for the future. He knew there would be a time when kings would rule over the nation of Israel. And so he gave some guidance…
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…what happened during the 40 Years of his Reign that caused his dissent And you know, really what he does is he is guilty of all three things thatDeuteronomy chapter 17says that a king was not to do one, he was not to use the office for the position of being a king to a mass or increase wealth unto himself. That…
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…to fellow Israelites the laws don't just talk about interest in Israelites and how they're going to behave as one community together but it also inDeuteronomy chapter 17talks about the king that's going to one day come to Israel and it outlines the qualifications for this king what has to be true about him there's…
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…king. Keep your finger in 1 Kings 11 and go back to Deuteronomy. At the beginning of the Bible, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy.Deuteronomy chapter 17. So specific instructions for the king. Deuteronomy 17 verse 14. When you enter the lands the Lord your God is giving you and you've taken…
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…acts and his mighty deeds for Israel in the past and his promises for the future and they don't keep the law for kings that we've spoken about inDeuteronomy chapter 17and because of all this Israel eventually splits into the northern kingdom of Israel and the southern kingdom of Judah they continue to sin and not…
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…that Solomon had 4,000 stalls for chariote horses and 12,000 horses. It sounds very grand, doesn't it? Well, why don't you just take a look back toDeuteronomy chapter 17. Deuteronomy chapter 17. Deuteronomy chapter 17. Deuteronomy chapter 17. Deuteronomy chapter 17. Deuteronomy chapter 17. Deuteronomy chapter 17.…
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…think about this evening as we go through this sermon is, who is this king? God gave instructions of how the king of Israel should act and live inDeuteronomy chapter 17. And just before we dive into 1 Samuel 9 and 10, I want to read Deuteronomy 17 verses 15 to 20. You don't have to turn there if you don't want to.…
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…all kinds of things like that? Yes. But Israel's kings were specifically instructed not to amass an army of chariots and horsemen. Look at it fromDeuteronomy chapter 17. Basically, instructions to Israel's former or future kings. When you come to the land that the Lord your God is giving you and you possess it and…
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…again. We read it in the start of the 10th chapter. I am the Lord your God who brought you up out of Egypt. And God even makes it really clear inDeuteronomy chapter 17and verse 16. That his people were forbidden to look to Egypt for their help. It's not a matter of wisdom for the people of Judah. It's not a…
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