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Deuteronomy 19:18 · BSB
19:18 The judges shall investigate thoroughly, and if the witness is proven to be a liar who has falsely accused his brother,
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…do is to consider God's word on this. And by our God-given free will, make our own decision. So, with regard to that, listen to what God says inDeuteronomy chapter 19, verses 15 to 21. One witness is not enough to convict a man accused of any crime or offense he may have committed. A matter must be established by the testimony of…
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…and then build on it to prove to the point. God gave wisdom and required judges to use reason to carefully question and cross -examine. Back inDeuteronomy chapter 19, verse 17 to 19, it brings this out, that if a false witness rises against any man to testify, And then he comes before in the controversy. Both men shall stand…
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…we testify truthfully. And it's not just here in the 10 commandments that this emphasis on courtroom truthfulness appears. In other places such asDeuteronomy 19 verses 16 through 21and Exodus 23 1 through 8, we see God giving a special attention to his people testifying truthfully. Now, that does not mean that it's okay to lie…
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…you steal a piece of fruit, we'll cut off your hand would be an example of what this type of thing was limiting. And this is most clearly seen inDeuteronomy chapter 19, verse 18, and then leading up to verse 21, where we see this phrase repeated. So beginning of verse 18, it says, The judges shall inquire diligently, and if…
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…It's the Old Testament law fulfilled and reinterpreted by the Lord Jesus. That is the law of the king and his kingdom. That's why James quotesDeuteronomy 19 verse 18when he says to love your neighbour as yourself. It's not a new law. Yes, Jesus repeated it but it wasn't new. So what James is doing here is…
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