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Deuteronomy 4:24 · BSB
4:24 For the LORD your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God.
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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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…Bible. He cares about God's instructions about marriage, sexual fidelity, and so that being his moral compass, he uh is in a difficult position.Deuteronomy chapter 4, I believe it's Deuteronomy 4, but it's in Deuteronomy, gives a provision of what do you do in this instance. And since he didn't participate in…
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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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…and take it to heart. There was another time when God spoke with an audible voice to his people long ago. Mount Sinai. Maybe you know the story.Deuteronomy chapter 4. Moses is reminding the people about this. Verse 33. This is what he says. He says, Has any other people heard the voice of God speaking out of…
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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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…For our God is a consuming fire. Our God is a consuming fire. Now, you might have a footnote in your Bible telling you that that's a reference toDeuteronomy chapter 4. And in that passage in Deuteronomy, Moses reminds the Israelites, that disobedient generation that we've been hearing about, of the warning that…
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The scripture reading comes fromDeuteronomy chapters 4and 5. Please follow along on the screen. See, I have taught you statutes and rules, as the Lord my God commanded me, that you should do them in…
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…written directly to ancient Israel, they apply very clearly and directly to us today. So where have we been? We started almost a month ago now inDeuteronomy chapter 4and chapter 5. There we saw this image of our God as utterly unique. There's no one like him. Says that he is God and there is no other. Well, how…
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…going to be challenged this morning to hear the God who has spoken, and then to follow him in faith and trust and obedience. We begin then inDeuteronomy chapter 4. The first three chapters recount the previous 40 years or so of Israel's wanderings, taking us right up to the brink of the Jordan River. Soon…
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…So very early on in the scriptures, we find that mercy is an attribute, a characteristic of God Himself. We go forward a little bit toDeuteronomy chapter 4. Moses is recounting to the people of Israel what they learned at Mount Sinai. And he says, the Lord your God is a merciful God. How do we see his…
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…and again, not exactly like Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. But God spoke to his people. We see that a little bit later in this same chapter inDeuteronomy chapter 4. Moses says, Did any people ever hear the voice of a God speaking out of the midst of the fire as you have heard? God spoke to his people. To you…
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…occurred again. It occurred at Mount Sinai. And Moses reminded the people of Israel of that event 40 years later, and we read of that reminder inDeuteronomy chapter 4and 5. When the nation of Israel was at the mountain of Sinai, God God ratified a new covenant with them, giving them his laws to obey. And as with…
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…here he is remembering that at some point at one point God asked him asked his people not him particularly his forefathers to seek his face inDeuteronomy chapter 4and I think that invitation was always present in David's mind he knew that what God really wanted from his people was to seek to him and I think…
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…rid of them he'll destroy them and they'll do all the work for him and he'll get all the glory at the end so is that how god is so let's look atdeuteronomy chapter 4you can turn in your bibles and we'll start reading at verse 1 so it says and now oh israel listen to the statutes and the rules that i am teaching…
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…look than listen. Because listening takes more time. You say, What do you mean? Let me demonstrate. If you're in Exodus chapter 20, flip over toDeuteronomy chapter 4. If you don't have a Bible or you don't feel like turning, it'll come up on the screen. Uh this is the high priority that God places. This is a…
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