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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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…were doing so with the blessing of the priest and the prophets and the judges, which says something about their character. You see, according toDeuteronomy chapter 17, the priests were the ones responsible for teaching the law of God. And when it came to court cases, they were the ones who were to give the…
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If you would open your Bible toDeuteronomy chapter 17. Deuteronomy chapter 17. This is actually our third time being in this chapter. We divide it into three portions in the first one. And that was…
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…spirit our teacher, and your greater glory, our supreme concern, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. Remain standing for a scripture reading fromDeuteronomy chapter 17. When you come to the land that the Lord your God is giving you, and you possess it and dwell in it, and then say, I will set a king over me, like…
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…Alan's already scheduled and committed to preach, and so that helps lighten my load there. But I'm excited to get into God's Word with you tonight,Deuteronomy chapter 17. Let's pick up in verse number eight. We'll read through verse 13. It says, If there arise a matter too hard for thee in judgment, between blood…
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…to say. This is where you're at right now. I'm working with you, but this is where we're going. We're trying to get you here. And so we find inDeuteronomy chapter 17, through Moses' great sermon to the people as they prepare to go in and take... Begin taking dominion, but they're still keeping. They're kind of…
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If you would open your Bible toDeuteronomy chapter 17, there's a few different subjects that are addressed in this chapter, so we're going to break it into pieces. And tonight we're going to look at…
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…into my mind was the thing we talked about before where the king's supposed to be like reading the law of the Lord. And where's that from? That'sDeuteronomy chapter 17. Very good. I suspect that it was something very similar to that. Now remember that the king in God's hand is what? To restrain the people the same…
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…what you're gonna do is you're gonna open up to Deuteronomy. It's the Old Testament, first five books of the Bible, it's right in there. Pull outDeuteronomy chapter 17, and you can stick a finger in that section of the Bible because that's gonna be our base camp for the day where we're gonna read from. But I want…
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…testimony is god's word the the spoken and then written word of god and so they're giving him the bible and this is consistent with what we see indeuteronomy chapter 17flip over to deuteronomy 17 keep your finger there in second kings go back to deuteronomy 17 and you see that the king of israel is supposed to…
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…actually the five books, the law of Moses, the Torah, that was the word of God. That was the scripture here that David is using. Now, fun fact, inDeuteronomy chapter 17, did you know that there are actually instructions for what a new king has to do when he takes the throne? Did you know that? So when a new king…
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…had two outstanding questions. They were outstanding in every sense of the word. And they are outstanding. We have yet to answer whether or not theDeuteronomy chapter 17was simply a prophecy that there would be a king or if it was God's endorsement or part of his plan that there would be a king in Israel. And then…
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…with God. Did anybody read, and we're not going to come up with an answer yet to Brian's question, but I haven't forgotten it. Did anyone readDeuteronomy chapter 17? Deuteronomy 17 is an interesting chapter, not only for the verses there, but just for the whole, everything that goes before it, before we get to…
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…the entire Bible. In the New Testament alone, one in every 30 verses talks about this moment that's happening. And if you go all the way back toDeuteronomy chapter 17, God knew that the people were gonna one day reject him and ask for a king. And so he put it into the law. He said, When you do ask for a king, it…
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…all of that, even the prophets, it's all based on the book of Deuteronomy. So three main chapters in Deuteronomy Deuteronomy chapter 12,Deuteronomy chapter 17, Deuteronomy chapter 28. These are important chat interpretive chapters for the rest of the prophets. Specifically chapter 12 for the passages…
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…of his palace by looking at Bathsheba. No, he had already violated God's standards by accumulating many wives. Let me read to you the standard.Deuteronomy chapter 17says this verse 14. When you enter the land which the Lord your God gives you, and you possess it and live in it, and you say, I will set a king…
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…to overthrow the current government, which is headed up by by the Lord God Almighty, the King of the universe. So it's it's quite a statement. Now,Deuteronomy chapter 17, we won't go there, but there's there's an allowance for in the future. So this is in Moses time that there may be a need for a king. And the way…
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…physically writing the words of God. I don't fully understand it other than I got a scripture for you that I want to share and a reason why. ButDeuteronomy chapter 17, it's really small on the screen, but God told the King of Israel, this is what he was supposed to do whenever Israel would get a king. It says,…
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…actually had a purpose behind what he was writing for future generations and he talked about this in numerous places, but one example of this is inDeuteronomy chapter 17, or he's writing to the future kings of Israel and saying, hey, you need to make sure that you record these writings and you read them regularly so…
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…with God had already been established. But we know that one of the things that a king was supposed to do, if you remember, turn back toDeuteronomy chapter 17, because it's one thing we always can realize when it comes to the Word of God, God already has things under control. You know, we find here in…
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…the king for his people. He tells Abraham kings shall come from you, and of Sarah he says kings of people will come from her. Then you've got theDeuteronomy chapter 17passage where God gives this Moses give this stipulation to the people. He says when you come to the land that the Lord your God has given you, you…
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