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Deuteronomy 21:20 · BSB
21:20 and say to the elders, “This son of ours is stubborn and rebellious; he does not obey us. He is a glutton and a drunkard.”
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…with with the Jewish religious leaders and the customs and practises of the day. He now seemingly follows a Jewish practise all the way back inDeuteronomy chapter 21, verse six, that it's about if someone were discovered being murdered out in a field outside a city, then the nearest city and the elders and they…
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…to say, in Jewish culture, to have a row with your father publicly was massively serious. In the Old Testament, in a book called Deuteronomy, inDeuteronomy chapter 21, they actually executed children for publicly disobeying their parents. Well, it would sort the schools out, wouldn't it, don't you reckon? We've…
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…for our sins and he must appease the wrath of God. But how? How should he die? Could he die by means of stoning? No. He must die on a cross.Deuteronomy chapter 21says, Cursed is everyone who hangs on a tree. Jesus was nailed to the tree of the cross. He was cursed because of our sin. Crucifixion is a way for…
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…about her side of the family. Dale, did you like that one? No, you did, you did, you did. Thank you, Father. I would like you to turn with me toDeuteronomy chapter 21. Deuteronomy chapter 21. And having dedicated our sons and daughters to the Lord this morning, I want to turn our attention for a few moments…
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…again is. Penal substitutionary atonement. He bore our sins in his body on the tree. Peter uses the word tree there as well, which calls to mind.Deuteronomy chapter 21and Galatians chapter three and Deuteronomy chapter 21, we find the law cursed is everyone who hangs on a tree. Paul, in Galatians, chapter three,…
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…this passage, he actually decides that he has had enough. He's had enough. What does he demand there in that passage? His inheritance. You know, inDeuteronomy chapter 21, the law of the inheritance is presented, and two-thirds of it goes to the eldest son, one-third to the younger, but neither of them could touch it…
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…hanging on the cross on this Passover Sabbath. Why did they say that? They were referring back to the Old Testament, to the book of Deuteronomy. InDeuteronomy chapter 21, beginning in verse 22, if a man has committed a sin deserving of death, and he is put to death, and you hang him on a tree, his body shall not…
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…bigger than that. When God calls the people here rebellious children, he is bringing into play some statements from the law of Moses, particularlyDeuteronomy, chapter 21, in which there's a scenario of parents taking a rebellious, stubborn son to the elders at the city gate and taking them into a court of judgment…
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…“I've done it. Six-year-old needs to die. I'm tired of disciplining.” That's not the type of provision this was. OK? Listen to the description.Deuteronomy chapter 21, verse 18: 18 If any man has a stubborn and rebellious son who will not obey his father or his mother, and when they chastise him [Listen to that.…
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…not responding how a good Jewish father would have responded. And quite frankly, probably how your father would have responded, right? You see, inDeuteronomy Chapter 21, Deuteronomy Chapter 21, you can look at it later. It gives us a clearer explanation to what should have happened to a son that was living in…
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…of the moral law but also the judicial, this request was more than just a little scandalous for Jesus' hearers. Let me read to you quickly fromDeuteronomy chapter 21. This is the judicial part of the fifth commandment. If a man has a stubborn and rebellious son who will not obey the voice of his father or the…
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…else. How many times do we do that all were there were assembled together, but our minds and our hearts are somewhere else. Now this man understoodDeuteronomy chapter 21, with reference to inheritance this man. No doubt had a had a father that had passed away and this man had a brother at least or he had a sibling…
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…their City. Just north of the temple area on this very special Passover. Sabbath, you know, basically they were reaching back to a passage found inDeuteronomy chapter 21beginning There in verse 22. It says if a man has committed, a sin, deserving of death and is put to death and you hang him on a tree. His body…
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…animals. These scribes and Pharisees are astounded at the rebellion of this young man. So remember in this culture, God's given instruction inDeuteronomy chapter 21that if a son is rebellious, he will not listen. There's no bringing this son to correction. That the people of the town were supposed to take the…
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…Well the answer is both. God will judge. And God will save. How does he do that? Well, again just keep your finger there in Hosea. And go back toDeuteronomy. Chapter 21. It's right towards the beginning of your Bible. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy chapter 21. And verse 18. This is something that…
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…embrace the treasure of a God-centered life. Verse 13, the man wants to inherit. He wants his inheritance. Now, understand the background here. InDeuteronomy chapter 21, we see about how the Jewish culture was to deal with inheritance. And that is the older brother was to receive a double portion. It's found in…
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