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Deuteronomy 23:25 · BSB
23:25 When you enter your neighbor’s grainfield, you may pluck the heads of grain with your hand, but you must not put a sickle to your neighbor’s grain.
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…Number five. The fifth thing that happens to you when it is your set time for favor. Watch this now. The curse is reversed. The curse is reversed.Deuteronomy chapter 23. This is Balaam right here. He had just been hired by a demonic king to curse the children of God. But watch what Balaam says. But the Lord your…
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…it wasn't like the Bible ended the conversation, it was like the Bible invited the conversation to be part of the conversation. For example, inDeuteronomy chapter 23, the author states that eunuchs and foreigners are banned from the house of the Lord. Whereas in Isaiah 56, we read that eunuchs and foreigners…
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…your God turned the curse into a blessing. We should read that. We should read that. Because you're looking at me kind of like a dog in a new dish.Deuteronomy chapter 23and verse 5. Nevertheless, the Lord your God would not hearken to Balaam, but the Lord your God turned the curse into a blessing. Why? Because the…
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…And the problem is that as a eunuch, he would not have been welcomed into the assembly of the people of God. So the Old Testament law says inDeuteronomy chapter 23and verse number one, that those who are emasculated by crushing or mutilation shall not enter the assembly of the Lord. Now we look at that and we…
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…myself distanced from God. Does God want to heal me? We've proved. Without a doubt, God is the healer. God will turn the curse into a blessing.Deuteronomy chapter 23. God will turn the curse into a blessing. God wants you to be free from the curse so much that he sent Jesus to die for you and not only die for…
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…nobles are taking advantage of their brothers. It was written in the law in Deuteronomy not to be doing the same thing they were doing right here.Deuteronomy chapter 23. You shall not charge interest on loans to your brother, interest on money, interest on food, interest on anything that is lent for interest. You…
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…here. It's better to not vow than to vow and not pay. And as we see from some other locations, it's better not to vow than to make a foolish vow.Deuteronomy chapter 23, 21 through 22 says, if you make a vow to the Lord your God, you shall not delay fulfilling it. For the Lord your God will surely require it of you…
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…of Adonai, that he is a prophet of the Most High God. But none of that is really what's happening here. Even to the point that we get down toDeuteronomy chapter 23, and it clarifies this for us. It says that the Lord God would not listen to Balaam, but turned the curse into a blessing for you because the Lord…
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…us, that sounds crazy because that's not their food and we're very protective of our stuff. That's actually not the issue. As a matter of fact, inDeuteronomy chapter 23, God installs this into the culture of his people. He's not going to give them an option for hospitality. And so it says in Deuteronomy that if you…
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…they're going to violate this very thing that they'd agreed to earlier in the covenant they just signed because they were obviously reading fromDeuteronomy chapter 23, and they're experiencing what we're going to actually read next. So what we read next actually happened before verses 4 through 7 actually…
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…That is who we're talking about in this passage. That's that is Ruth. She was a Moabitess of the lion of the Moabites in the Ammonites. In fact,Deuteronomy chapter 23and verse #3 says an Ammonite or Moabite shall not enter into the congregation of the Lord. Even to their 10th generation. Shall they not enter…
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…grows and as Edom grows, that they're supposed to remember the story that they are siblings, they are brothers, they are supposed to be allies. InDeuteronomy chapter 23, beginning in verse 7, the Bible says to the nation of Israel, you shall not abhor, that means hate. You shall not hate and Edomite, for he is your…
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…the Assembly of God. Now what, what, what did they read? They read from Moses. So what portion they must be reading, it must be from the book ofDeuteronomy chapter 23. So in the book of Deuteronomy chapter 23, we see verses 3 to 6, when they were coming out of Egypt, when they were coming through the land, they…
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…shouldn't do that. We shouldn't be taking oaths haphazardly calling God on us to witness against us. And so this is found in Numbers chapter 30 andDeuteronomy chapter 23. Also it says if a man vows A vow to the Lord, or swears an oath to bind himself by a pledge, he shall not break his word. He shall do all that…
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…Jehovah, the true and living God. At least he could go there, right? You know, there's actually just one more thing, though, that we're told inDeuteronomy, chapter 23verse one, you can even turn there if you want to write it down. It says no one whose testicles are crushed or whose male organ is cut off shall…
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…product of incest. They weren't even allowed into the temple area along with the Ammonites. Neither one could go into the temple. You see that inDeuteronomy, chapter 23. But are you feeling better about your family yet? Then there's the wife of Uriah, mentioned verse 6. We know her as beautiful Bathsheba, right?…
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…morning we should humbly praise God for it because it was given to us by him additionally in addition to that reality Ruth was a Moabite here whatDeuteronomy chapter 23and verse 3 says concerning her no Ammonite or Moabite may enter the assembly of the Lord even to the tenth generation none of them may enter the…
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…and 23 1 I'm sorry 14:07 yeah I said that right okay and then 23 1-8 it gets very specific here grab your 14:13 bibles if you would and go toDeuteronomy chapter 23. somebody give me amen 14:19 this is God's word do you know what amen means so let it be all right here we go this 14:26 is God's word 23 1-3 it's…
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…you very long if you don't know the story. But the fact is so what I want you to know for the portion of this study is she was a moabite and inDeuteronomy chapter 23and verse 3, it says an ammonite or moabite shall not. Enter the Assembly of the Lord even to the tenth generation. None of his descendants shall…
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…like common sense political bargaining. And yet, in spite of this treatment between Edom and Esau, Israel was called to a different standard. InDeuteronomy chapter 23and verse 7, Moses tells the Israelites, you shall not abhor an Edomite, for he is your brother. Israel was called to a holy standard. And of…
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