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Deuteronomy 6:25 · BSB
6:25 And if we are careful to observe every one of these commandments before the LORD our God, as He has commanded us, then that will be our righteousness.”
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…Jesus says, okay, I'm going to give you the answer. The answer of the priority, the answer begins with Jesus quoting scripture. Jesus goes back toDeuteronomy chapter 6. Deuteronomy chapter 6 is a portion of scripture that Jews would repeat all the time. This portion of scripture is called the Shema, which was…
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…aspects of the biblical application to governmental life. They're not going to learn it anywhere else. This is an unbelievable opportunity.Deuteronomy, chapter 6, move the slide ahead, if you would, to that scripture. And then, secondly, to begin to give an answer to your neighbors and friends. 1 Peter,…
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…this past week and what have they learned from what you have taught them? Turn over to Exodus chapter 20. We're going to finally settle down inDeuteronomy chapter 6but Exodus 20 is perhaps best well known because that's where we find the 10 commandments and probably some of you have memorized those and could…
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…talking about this holistic love that has no limits to it. One of the passages that we look at that we can pull from in these moments is found inDeuteronomy chapter 6. This is a famous passage that Jesus even quotes when he's talking about the importance of the commandment of love. And what he says is that you…
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…their prayer times. We know for sure that the Shema was used daily in their prayer times. You may be familiar with the Shema. The Shema is found inDeuteronomy chapter 6and the Shema reads, hero Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one. You shall love the Lord your God with all your hearts and with all your soul…
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…undercurrent in the Old Testament. You have to develop it from different passages, of course. You see the truth of there being only one God fromDeuteronomy chapter 6. You see that God identifies somebody as his son and his own nature in Psalm 2. You see that son reigning on the throne of God in Psalm 110. You…
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…believers is that the story would end with us, but instead we pass it down. We tell our children, we tell the next generation. You may remember, inDeuteronomy, chapter 6, the Lord is speaking through Moses, verses 4 through 9. Hear, o Israel, the Lord, our God. The Lord is one. You shall love the Lord, with all your…
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…isn't just moral purity, but it's a single-minded devotion to God Himself. And friends, is this not what we hear throughout the Scriptures? InDeuteronomy chapter 6, when God wanted to summarize all the commandments, what did He say? It's to love the Lord your God with all of your heart and soul and mind and…
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Deuteronomy chapter 6, I believe family matters and because of that we're going to talk about family matters this summer. And today we're going to look at Deuteronomy…
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…spiritual identity and even ours today? The answer to that question becomes crystal clear when you learn that the beginning of the Shema comes fromDeuteronomy chapter 6and verse 4, which says this, Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God is one Lord. Amen. Hallelujah. When Israel recited the Shema, they were not merely…
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…just thinking immediately? Well, of course, that's my favorite chapter in the whole Bible, leviticus, chapter 19. So here is Jesus pulling togetherDeuteronomy, chapter 6, and Leviticus, chapter 19, and setting them right next to each other. And the second is like it, leviticus 19. Love your neighbor as yourself.…
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…the desert, God gave Moses the 10 commandments. You guys all know these, and this is recorded in Deuteronomy chapter 5, just 4 verses later. InDeuteronomy chapter 6, do you know what words we find recorded in scripture? God speaking to them. And this is what he says. Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is…
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…I go back to it often. When I talk about the family. Because I believe it serves. As a model for us. As did the Hebrew families. Of that day.Deuteronomy chapter 6. Verse 4 through 7. Is simply called the Shema. Based on the Hebrew word for here. And it says. Hear. O Israel. The Lord our God. The Lord is one.…
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…that? Well, he was willing to do all that God willed. Let me show you one more thing before we go to loving one another. Jesus quotes that fromDeuteronomy chapter 6. Go there. The Shema right is known as the Shema and I want you to see what comes immediately after what Jesus quoted in that scripture.…
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If you have your Bibles with you, I'd invite you to open them up. The first Bible reading is fromDeuteronomy chapter 6and we're looking at verses 20 to 25. That's Deuteronomy chapter 6 verses 20 to 25. Are we all there? In the future when your sons ask you what is…
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…which was the most important? And so Jesus being a faithful, orthodox Jewish teacher, he rightly cites and paraphrases the very words of Moses fromDeuteronomy chapter 6, the central affirmation of the Jewish faith. We call this the great Shema, which means to hear or to listen. Verse 29, Jesus says, the most…
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…verse that this whole series is built on. And what's amazing about this verse in Mark chapter 12, it's this. Jesus changed the game. This is fromDeuteronomy chapter 6, except Jesus starts adding things to the scriptures. Now here's the deal. You and I don't get to change scripture. But guess who gets to change…
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…Father are one, which calls the mind back for the Jews. Their collective memory back to the Shema. You see, faithful Jews would recite the Shema inDeuteronomy chapter 6and verse 4 three times a day. The Jews Jesus was talking to here had literally said, Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one. They had…
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…and they could call for his death but in verse 37 Jesus responds in a way I think the lawyer probably didn't expect he quotes the Shema fromDeuteronomy chapter 6he says this is the great commandment you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart with all your soul and with all your mind hero Israel…
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…all day. That's kind of what it means to meditate. You're constantly thinking, talking to yourself. And this idea actually harkens back toDeuteronomy chapter 6, that famous chapter where Moses writes, speaking for God. He says, in these words, speaking to Israel, I shall command you today, they shall be on…
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