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Deuteronomy 20:4 · BSB
20:4 For the LORD your God goes with you to fight for you against your enemies, to give you the victory.”
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…were the Israelites allowed to make a covenant or a treaty or an agreement with any of the kings or the cities in the land of Canaan. However, inDeuteronomy chapter 20, there were different instructions given for people from faraway cities who were outside of the promised land. In those instances, terms of peace…
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2 Corinthians 4,Deuteronomy chapter 20. Thanks for being here tonight. We'll go quickly through some scriptures as an introductory. 2 Corinthians chapter 4 and Deuteronomy chapter 20.…
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…you seek peace, you have to remember that the bravery that you're trying to to cultivate in your life, it begins before the battle starts. So, inDeuteronomy chapter 20, Moses is briefing his soldiers before they go out to war. And he's addressing the soldiers' faith before he addresses their enemy. So, before the…
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…a few things together today. First of all, God's instruction for how to deal with the nations already occupying the promised land. If we go toDeuteronomy chapter 20, we see this, verse 16 But in the cities of these peoples that the Lord your God has given you for an inheritance, you shall save alive nothing…
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…is what the Lord says, do not be afraid. Don't be discouraged by this mighty army for the battle is not yours, but God's. It is the Lord's battle.Deuteronomy chapter 20. For the Lord, your God is the one who goes with you to fight for you against your enemies to give you victory. Psalm 24. Who is this King of…
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…you look at that, I've already mentioned thou shalt love your neighbor as yourself. But loving the Lord, the path is toward God. When you look atDeuteronomy chapter 20, verse 1 to 17, it talks about things toward God. And then, of course, if you are looking at Deuteronomy, you see Deuteronomy chapter 5, verse 6 to 22. All talks…
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…your neighbor and say Hanak. You've learned Hebrew. Hanak means to dedicate to narrow. For instance, hanak is used in the dedication of a house inDeuteronomy chapter 20, the dedication of a temple in First Kings 8, and the dedication of an altar in Numbers Chapter 7. There is this setting aside this narrowing of…
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…they gave the Levi to serve at the altar. I will begin to see some of the services that they render. Some of the services that a priest renders.Deuteronomy chapter 20. Deuteronomy chapter 20, verses 1 to 4. He said, When you go out to battle against your enemies and see horses and chariots and people more…
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…saying, whoever is fearful and trembling, let him return home and hurry away from Mount Gideon. 22,000 of the people return. Only 10,000 remain.Deuteronomy chapter 20, it provides certain provisions for some men who did not have to go to battle. And in most cases, the provisions had to do with the circumstances…
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…this in two ways. First, in verse 3, we see that they are to send away the fearful and the trembling. This is actually something that appears inDeuteronomy chapter 20as a general practice for Israel during their wartime. God gives them their laws for war, and he says a few things. He says, look, if a man's been…
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…Yet, I want you to know What the Lord instructed Israel? Concerning how they should face their enemies on the battlefield I want to read inDeuteronomy chapter 20and verse 1 This is God's war plan He says when you go out to battle against your enemies and see horses and chariots And people more numerous than…
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…the book of Deuteronomy and I hope you'll get a little excited with me. Maybe say amen or hallelujah or just exhale a loud breath as we go toDeuteronomy chapter 20. Amen. This is God's word. From here on out what I read today will be God speaking to the hearts of men throughout eternity. I submit to you that…
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…it's important to note that there are more examples of God commanding violence beyond the one that my son had stumbled across. We find one inDeuteronomy chapter 20where we find these instructions that were given to the Israelite people for when they started to take possession of the land that God had promised…
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…hear Gideon saying, what? I need every man I've got. And God said, make this announcement. In fact, God was not being unreasonable. If you go toDeuteronomy chapter 20, the first eight verses, they were supposed to make, the people of Israel were supposed to make an announcement before any battle that if you had…
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…what's going on in the Old Testament? Or maybe for you it's the instances where God commanded destruction on the enemies of God, you know, inDeuteronomy chapter 20, but surely, Deuteronomy chapter 20, verse 17, but surely you shall utterly destroy them. The Hittite, the Amorite, the Canaanite, the Perizzite,…
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…is not a command for us. Uh, but it isn't even a command for Israel in all of their wars throughout the history of ancient Israel. Um, um,Deuteronomy chapter 20has, uh, a bunch of laws, uh, concerning warfare. Um, how, how is Israel supposed to wage war? And the first half of it, you have, um, a whole…
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…and the army needs soldiers just like they did in Jeremiah, and everyone is required to fight just like they were in Jeremiah except that inDeuteronomy chapter 20, God says, the officers shall say to the army, has anyone built a new house and not yet begun to live in it? Let him go home or he may die in…
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…scriptures make that very clear. For example, um in the matter of war, God has clear instructions for his chosen people Israel, which we find inDeuteronomy chapter 20, explicit instructions of how the nation Israel was to go to war, and that included taking life of the enemies at times. There is such a thing as…
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