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…no, no, no, no, you're the one troubling Israel with this drought because of the way you've acted in refusing to obey the commandments of God.Deuteronomy 28, verse 24says, and this is a whole curse of Israel of what's going to happen if you don't follow and obey God. But it gets to verse 24. He says the Lord…
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…to his people after he delivered them out of slavery in Egypt. He brought them into the promised land and he renewed this covenant with them. InDeuteronomy chapter 28, you can read about all the blessings and the curses that come with this covenant that God made with his people, Israel. And that if they were to…
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…the cursed kingdom. So first, I want to point out how this old kingdom is cursed under Saul. Point number one. Curses flow from the old king. InDeuteronomy chapters 28and 29. The second generation after being delivered out of slavery is about to enter the promised land. And the Lord preaches through Moses to…
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…Israel in that ye have forsaken the commandments of the Lord, and thou has followed Balaam. I want you to go look at a verse real quick. It's inDeuteronomy chapter 28and verse 24, not too far from where we're at. But I think it's interesting because Elijah is standing 100% on the word of God here when he says,…
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…from their sin and unbelief and back to him, right? And God repeatedly warned Israel of the consequences of disobedience. We see that, you know, inDeuteronomy chapter 28. And he punished them when they failed to obey, 2 Kings 17. And within that paradigm of God's sovereign purposes for his people, Israel also…
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…people. How can this be? Why in the world is this happening? If you know your Old Testament, this shouldn't come as a surprise at all, should it?Deuteronomy chapter 28, in the law of Moses, the Lord had told them, if they kept covenant with the Lord. All these blessings would come upon them. Blessed would be the…
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…image he portrays there to the people. It was a dire prediction, but it wasn't anything new. If you go back to you mentioned Moses earlier inDeuteronomy, chapter 28, as Moses is laying out for the people of his time and says look, this is what's going to happen. If you obey, good things are coming your way, but…
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