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Deuteronomy 19:16–21 · BSB
19:16 If a false witness testifies against someone, accusing him of a crime,
19:17 both parties to the dispute must stand in the presence of the LORD, before the priests and judges who are in office at that time.
19:18 The judges shall investigate thoroughly, and if the witness is proven to be a liar who has falsely accused his brother,
19:19 you must do to him as he intended to do to his brother. So you must purge the evil from among you.
19:20 Then the rest of the people will hear and be afraid, and they will never again do anything so evil among you.
19:21 You must show no pity: life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, and foot for foot.
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…God to curse our nation and to curse our country and to curse our land and you know what it's evil I want to go back to Deuteronomy go back toDeuteronomy chapter 19I'm just trying to prove this in every direction possible this is a curse I don't want you to just think oh no it's just one case or one scenario…
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…where somebody could flee for safety if they had accidentally killed someone while doing manual labor. And there's an example that's given back inDeuteronomy chapter 19that says this. And if it was decided that it truly was an accident, then the person could safely live in that city and receive protection from any…
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…said, "I'm going to prepare a place that you might run where you'll be safe." There's other passages. Numbers chapter 35, Deuteronomy chapter 4,Deuteronomy chapter 19, all speak of the city of refuge that is to come. It's prophetic. I'm going to establish these places for you that is a refuge. What does that mean…
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…the innocent and righteous slay thou not for I will not justify the wicked. Hey, God says that we have to defend the innocents. Go have you intoDeuteronomy chapter 19, Deuteronomy chapter 19. God is not going to be pleased with the nation that just tolerates innocent women and children being massacred. He's going…
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Men, let's turn over to John chapter number eight. We're going to come back toDeuteronomy chapter 19, but I want to pick up where we left off in John chapter eight. This morning we went over the famous story about the woman taken in adultery. And…
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…starts out in verse one. He says, this is the third time I'm coming to you. And then what he does is he goes on to actually quote from the book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 19. This is the Old Testament law. He says, every charge must be established by the evidence of two or three witnesses. Two or three witnesses. It's…
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…far away from one of these cities of refuge. And so this speaks of God's provision for the people. And we even know that in other places, likeDeuteronomy, chapter 19, it tells us that there were roads to be built to be maintained in these cities of refuge. And so basically, it was a given opportunity for someone…
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…one or two others along so that every matter may be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses. Where do you think Jesus got that from?Deuteronomy chapter 19. What we just looked at the law. It tells us how we are to handle this. And you know what? This is the exact way we are to handle it when the.…
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…then damage to a person's body in Leviticus 24 and verse number 19. But the third place this is seen in the penitute in the law is in the book ofDeuteronomy chapter 19and verse number 21. And it has to do not with a p not with a physical injury, but it has to do with a false accusation. And so I use this…
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…Israel had to to follow. And so during this time, the law required two witnesses in order to bring condemnation to a city. You can find that inDeuteronomy, chapter 19and Numbers, chapter 35 so Jesus was sending these people out to proclaim the coming of the Kingdom of God. See, this is important for us to know…
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…of refuge as I instructed you through Moses. Now, twice as he is giving the law to Moses, he explains cities of refuge in Numbers chapter 35 and inDeuteronomy chapter 19. Both of those lay out in detail the law that now Joshua is following with the cities of refuge. Now let me explain to you what the cities of…
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…injury in return. That too preserves the sanctity of life, and it enforces as well as regulates justice. You can look at another one on your own,Deuteronomy chapter 19. It's a situation regarding a malicious witness. Someone who's a witness to a case or an argument or a disagreement or to a crime, who in some way…
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…a tooth was not wrong to say. They just misapplied the law. You can find this in Exodus chapter 21, verse 24. Leviticus chapter 24, verse 20. AndDeuteronomy chapter 19and verse 21. And this law was given to place limitations on punishments for crimes. It was meant to place boundaries on the severity of…
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…law of retaliation or the law of retribution it's called. The Latin phrase lex talionis is found in Exodus chapter 21, Leviticus chapter 24, andDeuteronomy chapter 19. Two things need to be understood about this law of retribution. Number one, it is prescriptive. It describes punishment or retaliation when…
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