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Deuteronomy 25:3 · BSB
25:3 He may receive no more than forty lashes, lest your brother be beaten any more than that and be degraded in your sight.
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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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…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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…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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…Therefore, whose wife will the woman be? For the seven had her as wife. Now this was called the Levirate marriage. You can find this inDeuteronomy, chapter 25and I'll just read a couple of verses of it so you can know what they are referencing. In Deuteronomy, chapter 25 if a brothers, if brothers dwell…
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…23, which will be wildly confusing if you're not familiar with the Old Testament background. So we have to talk about this for one second. InDeuteronomy chapter 25, there's this practice among ancient Israel that will be very strange to us. And it goes like this. If a man dies and he has not had a child with…
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…out for her there. Now the fun really begins. Naomi says he is a near of kin. And God also had a plan for young widows. You can read about it inDeuteronomy chapter 25. Well, maybe we ought to look at it. The way they word it in the Bible is kind of interesting. It kind of hits you between the eyes. Deuteronomy…
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…is all of that about? You know what that is? That's something she's referring to something called the lived. Here it law. The levira it law is inDeuteronomy chapter 25. If you want to read it, I think it's in verses 5 through 10. What is the labirynth law will buckle your seatbelts? Here's what the levirate law…
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…is one of the tribes that inhabited the Sinai Peninsula. Now, we're not told why the Amalekites attacked Israel, but later in the Pentateuch inDeuteronomy chapter 25, we're told a little more of how they did it. This is what we read there in Deuteronomy 25, 17 through 18. Remember what Amalek did to you on the…
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