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Deuteronomy 24:16 · BSB
24:16 Fathers shall not be put to death for their children, nor children for their fathers; each is to die for his own sin.
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…Boaz Observes A woman In His Portion Of The Field And He Obeys God's Commands Concerning Her Keep Your Hand In Ruth Chapter 2 And Turn With Me ToDeuteronomy Chapter 24This is One of A Number Of Places That This Command Is Given I'll Begin Reading In Verse 19 Deuteronomy 24 Verse 19 Here God Commands When You Reap…
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…school of Hillel. And one of the biggest differences in their teachings was their interpretation of the laws about divorce. This all goes back toDeuteronomy chapter 24. Verses 1 and 2 says, Suppose a man marries a woman, but she does not please him. Having discovered something wrong with her, he writes a document…
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…school of Hillel. And one of the biggest differences in their teachings was their interpretation of the laws about divorce. This all goes back toDeuteronomy chapter 24. Verses 1 and 2 says, Suppose a man marries a woman, but she does not please him. Having discovered something wrong with her, he writes a document…
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…for the cause of sexual immorality or the cause of fornication or adultery. It was not. So what do we mean? What we mean is if that's true, thenDeuteronomy chapter 24and verse one, that phrase some uncleanness is not referring to fornication. It's not referring to adultery. Now what did Mosaic law address or…
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…and he says because the scripture says do not muzzle an ox while it is treading the grain. Now that's a quotation from the Old Testament fromDeuteronomy chapter 24and the idea of being there is okay the ox is treading the grain and he's doing the work but the ox also can eat a little bit of the grain and…
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…based on the context, you know what Jesus had in mind. Genesis, Genesis chapter one, Genesis chapter 2. What the Pharisees had in mind was a law inDeuteronomy chapter 24, and they summarize it the 1st 4 verses and based on what? Moses gives us instructions there. They believed that this was a loophole into…
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…caring God of the New Testament is in this exact same characteristic in the Old Testament as well. And we see that here in Leviticus 23. What aboutDeuteronomy Chapter 24if you turn there quickly? Just a few books away, Deuteronomy chapter 24, verse #19, Deuteronomy 2419 says when thou cutest down thine harvest in…
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…but some some serious pieces of how he sets up society to preserve Personhood okay, so grab your Bibles if you would we're gonna read fromDeuteronomy chapter 24Let me give me an amen. Thank you brother Ron a couple others. Thank you so much. This is God's word It's a lengthy passage of scripture, but the…
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…you it will teach us something about the greater case, the case that might apply to all of us. So grab your Bibles if you would and go with me toDeuteronomy chapter 24. Amen. Very little hoots and hollers today, a little something from Tommy back there. I don't know what that was exactly. That was Arden. Yeah, a…
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…want to trap Jesus. In fact, there's two ways that they can trap him here. First, they are pulling him into this intramural Jewish debate aboutDeuteronomy chapter 24. Deuteronomy chapter 24 lays out conditions for divorce, and it says you can divorce if there is anything indecent. Now, there were two camps to…
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…perspectives were based on the Old Testament. They all looked to the Word of God to say, here is our support. The more liberal group believed thatDeuteronomy chapter 24gave them the right to divorce for any reason, and that God actually commanded that action. And then it appears that the Pharisees here were…
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…recourse for a woman in the Old Testament time period who was sent away to have any hope. And so God, in his great mercy, steps in. And he says inDeuteronomy chapter 24, when a man takes a wife and marries her, if then she finds no favor in his eyes because he has found some indecency in her, and he writes her a…
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…then he got directly to what they were trying to get at. And that was this debate that was so common. It's centered on various interpretations ofDeuteronomy chapter 24. In fact, if you're keeping notes, I would write that in the margin. You can look at this later. Deuteronomy chapter 24, verses 1 through 4. This…
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…spent so much of their time studying the law. And what they're doing is they're trying to get Jesus to pick a side. And this is all in regards toDeuteronomy chapter 24. And I'll read you that passage. It says, if a man marries a woman, but she becomes displeased, displeasing to him because he finds something…
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…this question, don't they? They come to test him by asking, is it lawful to divorce one's wife for any cause? And the question comes directly fromDeuteronomy chapter 24, the fourth book of the Bible. The fifth book of the Bible. It's a very important passage. And we'll look at it in a moment. Deuteronomy is book…
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…law of gleaning. And that's what's behind these three verses here. In fact, that's what's behind this chapter. This command of God and the law inDeuteronomy chapter 24. And so I'm assuming that in some cases, Naomi has told Ruth this, and she's worked it out, that actually the word of God says that I should be…
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…Now, for Jesus, what's the test here? The Pharisees say, is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife? Now, they knew that in the book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 24and verse 1, Moses permitted divorce for indecency. But that indecency was not spelled out exactly what that looked like in that particular text.…
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…immediately after he said that nothing in the law will ever go away and Deuteronomy 24 when you look at it later on in going deeper you'll see thatDeuteronomy chapter 24allows remarriage after divorce and when you look at some of the other texts you'll see that in Matthew chapter 5 and Matthew 19 a different book…
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…to Deuteronomy again. Do you remember chapter 23? The uncompromising force of God's law. Keeping Moabites out. But then only in the next chapter,Deuteronomy chapter 24, listen to these words in verse 19. When you reap your harvest in your field and forget a sheaf in the field, you shall not go back to get it. It…
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…just allowed it to happen, and he put some parameters on the result of divorce. So let's go. I want you all to turn in your copy of God's Word toDeuteronomy, chapter 24. Now remember in this day, as it is in our day, it was proper, and it was common to quote from the Old Testament in a loose manner. We do that all…
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