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Deuteronomy 25:17–19 · BSB
25:17 Remember what the Amalekites did to you along your way from Egypt,
25:18 how they met you on your journey when you were tired and weary, and they attacked all your stragglers; they had no fear of God.
25:19 When the LORD your God gives you rest from the enemies around you in the land that He is giving you to possess as an inheritance, you are to blot out the memory of Amalek from under heaven. Do not forget!
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…is written a few times in the book of Acts by Luke. Remember, Paul was just beaten with rods, he was flogged, 39 lashes. Right? That comes fromDeuteronomy chapter 25. There was a Jewish synagogue punishment, whipped them one less than 40 times. And he'll give a testimony that he receives flogging five times…
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…7. Eleven's nearby. And so there's some stragglers. There's a few stragglers that are falling behind. And go with me now, turn to in your Bibles toDeuteronomy chapter 25. Here's a parallel verse, which by the way, when you're studying the Bible, it's great to look at other verses that are complementing each other.…
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…your hand on your heart and take a real deep breath and let it out. Dear Jesus, speak to my heart and change my life. In your precious name. Amen.Deuteronomy chapter 25, beginning in verse 5. Moses is giving the law to the people. He's rehashing it one more time before they go into the promised land. Before Moses…
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…interpret the Torah as law and nothing else, then that's what we have to go back to. In other words, why in the world would God write this law InDeuteronomy, chapter 25, about if a man dies and doesn't have an heir, that he should be remarried? If there is a resurrection. Why would this matter? This becomes…
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…this is a reference to leverage marriage, another provision that God has built in to Israelite society to protect land and to protect people. InDeuteronomy chapter 25, it says, if a man dies without any children, his brother is to marry his widow and the firstborn child will be raised as if it is the son of the…
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…and the dead man's inheritance would pass on to those children. This is a major plot point in the book of Ruth. It's also explained in the book ofDeuteronomy chapter 25. So in this case of Genesis 38, marriage is not specifically mentioned, but the duty for the secondborn son, his name was Onan, to make sure that…
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…through and all these things were happening, when they came to that area where Amalek was living, they came and attacked Israel from behind. FromDeuteronomy chapter 25, Deuteronomy chapter 25 verse 1718 says remember what the Amalekans did to you along your way from Egypt, how they met you on your journey when you…
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…it's really sad to see. The abuse has caused such an attack on all ministers, sadly. Uh, but this is a foundation that's been laid from day one.Deuteronomy chapter 25, Exodus chapter 29, it starts. And then Paul reinforces it in 1 Timothy 5. Verse 31 and 32 says, You shall take the ram of ordination and boil its…
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…the Lord's throne. The Lord will be at war with Amalek from generation to generation. And then over in Deuteronomy, we see this brought up again.Deuteronomy chapter 25and verse 17. This is the Lord speaking. Remember what the Amalekites did to you on the journey after you left Egypt. They met you along the way…
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…corn and Paul says this. If you think that principle and by the way he's using the verse when it talks about it is written the Law of Moses fromDeuteronomy chapter 25verse #4 that comes from the Old Testament. Now I had someone a few years ago tell me. I have said many times here at Liberty Baptist Church,…
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…fact, talking about redemption and the redemption system, as you find it in the book of Leviticus, chapter 25, and you'll also find part of it inDeuteronomy chapter 25, I may interest you that you get some time and look at those passages. You will realize that it was a system that had been set up by God to take…
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…we'll talk a. Little bit about. Some of the legal implications of that term Redeemer that are laid out in some books like Leviticus chapter 25 andDeuteronomy chapter 25. We'll talk about that next week because this is going to come to fruition. But she, she's a foreigner. She doesn't even know any of these laws.…
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…Well, letter A, we see the process. A sandal confirmation. I want you to go back to Deuteronomy. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Deuteronomy. Numbers,Deuteronomy. Chapter 25. I want you to see. We read through a little bit of some of the law last week, but look at verse 5. It says, If brothers dwell together and one of…
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…would have been the fact that he would have literally been whipped with likely something like a cat of nine tails. You know, the Old Testament inDeuteronomy chapter 25verse #3 said that you have 40 lashes. But as we'll see here in just a moment, 40 stripes save one. It was often the tradition of the Jews to only…
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…away. However, in in this case, it's worth bearing in mind that the Amalekites were a people under the curse of God. Turn back, if you would, toDeuteronomy chapter 25, Deuteronomy 25 and verse 17. Verse 17 says Now remember what Amalek did unto thee by the way, when ye were come forth out of Egypt, how he met…
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…flocks. That they care for. And then verse 9, he moves on to an even greater reason, which is he's arguing from the Old Testament scriptures, fromDeuteronomy chapter 25, where. It says. You shall not muzzle an ox. While it is. Treading out the grain. So verse. 10, he says. If a. Plowman plows in hope of benefiting…
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…thing. Now this is not the same as the scourging that Jesus went through, but this is a a flogging which would be 39 lashes save one. According toDeuteronomy chapter 25. They would only give 39 in case they miscounted. So they wouldn't violate the law because you couldn't go above 40. And they used a triple strap…
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…his wife behind and leaves no children, his brother should take his wife and raise up offspring for his brother. What they're referring to isDeuteronomy chapter 25is from the Old Testament. Let me just notice a couple passages with you and Deuteronomy 25 beginning in verse 5. If brothers dwell together and…
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…laws about leverate marriage, which is a Latin word from which we get the term brother-in-law. It actually means brother marriage. It's found inDeuteronomy chapter 25. So, redemption of property laws and leverate marriage laws. Now, rather than reading from these two chapters and then me laboring to explain the…
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…wages. The second part of this quote that's drawn from Christ's words in Luke, the first part of this quote that's drawn from the Old Testament.Deuteronomy chapter 25, 4 simply says, you shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain. When the ox is doing the work, it's pulling that stone, it's rolling over…
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