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Deuteronomy 4:23 · BSB
4:23 Be careful that you do not forget the covenant of the LORD your God that He made with you; do not make an idol for yourselves in the form of anything He has forbidden you.
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…else I've severed you from everyone else demonstrating that God wants us to be different separated holy unto him away from everyone else okay go toDeuteronomy chapter 4if you would Deuteronomy chapter 4 the title of the sermon is be different we should endeavor as God's people to be holy righteous and different…
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…not possibly come to Israel to reign over them until after the church has been removed from the world. We cited first of all, in support of this,Deuteronomy chapter 4, and then Romans chapter eleven, and we come at this time to um well let's let's see, let's look in um Jeremiah chapter 30. Jeremiah chapter 30.…
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…with the church, except to say that the church will not be on earth at that time. Now we read of this tribulation, this great tribulation, inDeuteronomy chapter 4. And if you read carefully in Deuteronomy 4, you will notice this chapter is unmistakably addressed to the nation of Israel. They've been wandering…
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…begin to stagnate. And the Holy Spirit of God is to say, now wait a minute. I said, if you seek me, and later on he says that, look if you would atDeuteronomy chapter 4, Deuteronomy chapter 4, and 2 Chronicles 15. Deuteronomy 4, stay with me. And 2 Chronicles 15, because I want to bear this out in the book. And you…
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…They were not able to protect Pharaoh's son. Yahweh proved that he alone was God. And he stated that clearly elsewhere in the Old Testament. InDeuteronomy chapter 4, Know therefore today, lay it to your heart, that the Lord is God in heaven above and on earth beneath. There is no other. God said that again in…
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…and he and I pray together, when we pray in our pastor meetings, he's always praying scripture. That's what Nehemiah does right here. Listen toDeuteronomy chapter 4. When you're in tribulation and all these things come upon you in the latter days, you will return to the Lord your God and obey his voice. For the…
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…6. Proverbs 2 verse 6. For the Lord giveth wisdom out of his mouth cometh knowledge and what? Understanding. This is not word of wisdom. Amen.Deuteronomy chapter 4, 5 to 6. Deuteronomy chapter 4, 5 to 6. All the scriptures we are reading, please pay attention to the points above. That is not a profound wisdom…
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…phone number. He will take your call and he will take it because of Jesus Christ. You have access to him. This is part of what Moses talks about inDeuteronomy chapter 4which is on page 3 of your worship guide which Scott read to us. For what great nation is there that has a God so near to it as the Lord our God is…
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…the nation to be the lighthouse to call other nations to redemption. I want you to stay there in Joshua 20, but I'm going to read to you fromDeuteronomy chapter 4. Now, this is where God talks about how he establishes the nation. I want you to just listen to this for a minute. Now, Israel, listen to the…
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…a day set aside for what? For holy meetings. Hallelujah. For holy gatherings. We see it has been God's plan for his people to always what? Gather.Deuteronomy chapter 4. Deuteronomy chapter 4. If you're here and you're God's man, then God's will for you is to always be among believers. Deuteronomy chapter 4 verse…
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…see in our passage, of anything that is in heaven above or that is in the earth beneath or that is in the water under the earth. And it goes on inDeuteronomy chapter 4. We don't have time for that. But repeatedly throughout the Old Testament, this form is an inaccurate representation of God. So even in this, Satan…
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…days this is an eschatological statement which means a statement that refers to the end times and all throughout the scripture whether you're inDeuteronomy chapter 4or Genesis chapter 49 or Deuteronomy 31 Numbers 24 Jeremiah 23 and 30 and 48 and 49 Ezekiel chapter 38 Daniel chapter 10 Hosea chapter 3 and Micah…
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…in Hebrew puts. It don't mean puts. That's how you pronounce it. And a variation of that word is used again and again in the same circumstances. InDeuteronomy chapter 4, Moses tells God's people that if they go after the idols, that God will scatter or He'll disperse them. And they would be left, quote, few in…
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…Scripture, darkness and the shaking of the earth are connected to God's presence. For example, perhaps the most clear demonstration of this is inDeuteronomy chapter 4on Mount Sinai, where Moses records that Israel came near and stood at the foot of Mount Sinai, and while the mountain burned with fire to the…
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…and who keeps his promises. All of that, all of that, just bringing together the cohesiveness of Scripture is summarized way back in the book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 4. Moses says, When, not if, when you are in tribulation, and all these things come upon you in the latter days, and you return to Yahweh your God…
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…other Old Testament examples. So we're going to Bible drill for just a moment here. A couple of texts, just three if I remember correctly. Firstly,Deuteronomy chapter 4. So if you can turn with me to Deuteronomy chapter 4. We find in Deuteronomy a restatement of the law just before the people go into the promised…
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…not why we're here today. We're here to see what God's Word teaches us and how to live and follow and obey God. And as I was, turn with me inDeuteronomy chapter 4, Deuteronomy chapter 4, or it's printed in the bulletin around you. And as I've been thinking recently about starting something new in a new place,…
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…his answer because they think Jesus has just contradicted Moses. Is Jesus saying that Moses got it wrong? So in verse 7, they refer Jesus back toDeuteronomy, chapter 4, and this is their second question. Why then did Moses command one to give a certificate of divorce and send her away? And Jesus responds to them,…
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…get a hold of that concordance and look through the whole of the Bible and you'll see this repeatedly. Same pattern across the whole Bible. InDeuteronomy chapter 4that goes right back to God's people in the wilderness ready to go into the promised land and in Deuteronomy chapter 4 verses 5 through to 8 God…
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…it is according to his great mercy that we have been shown mercy. God is merciful. This is part of who he is. This identifies him. Moses wrote inDeuteronomy chapter 4and verse 31, The Lord your God is a merciful God. We have nothing to offer to the equation of our new birth. We bring nothing to the table to come…
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