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Deuteronomy 6:9 · BSB
6:9 Write them on the doorposts of your houses and on your gates.
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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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…importance. There's one of greatest importance and it comes actually from the book of Deuteronomy. Don, you're going to love this the book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 6and verse 5, and it was and is still to Jews such an important and familiar verse. So let me read. Let me read Deuteronomy, chapter 6, actually…
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…all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength. You know, Jesus here, if you don't know, he's recitingDeuteronomy chapter 6here, which is the most quoted verse ever in the Jewish culture. It will be recited in the Jewish temples, it will be recited at their own homes.…
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…that naturally follows that. And the people of God would be very familiar with this rhythm. Central to biblical religion in the Old Testament isDeuteronomy chapter 6, kind of the call of God's people, hear, O Israel, the Lord your God, the Lord is one. And that word here gets picked up in the New Testament is…
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…of years. I like to go right back to Moses and just see how we envisions this church life, the best church life or even more your best life. AndDeuteronomy chapter 6. Moses says this. Having written the first four books of the Bible. Now is the last book, Deuteronomy is last final words to God's people. He says,…
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…It's out of Deuteronomy chapter 6, verses 4 through 6. It's very common for Jewish people, even today, to take the prayer. It's right here out ofDeuteronomy chapter 6, and they put it on tiny little scrolls, and they would put it in a little encasement on their doorpost, or they would put it in little boxes…
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…ministries? Not just clergy from the pulpit like I am today. Ezra ministry opportunities are all around us. Let me give you an example. The book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 6, I think you're going to see that a lot of you have been called to Ezra ministry. Deuteronomy chapter 6, verse 4. Hear, O Israel, the Lord your…
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…with a question, what's the most important commandment? He says this in Mark 12, verse 30, love the Lord your God with four things. He's quotingDeuteronomy chapter 6. Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. What does it mean for us to…
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…soul. Wait a minute, I thought that's what Jesus said. No, Jesus is quoting this. What is the greatest commandment of the Bible? Jesus takes us toDeuteronomy chapter 6. Lord, you got their heart, soul, mind and strength. Listen, these commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Now, most…
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…seeking and schooling, I want you to go back to Deuteronomy. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, the fifth book. I want you to inDeuteronomy chapter 6. Seeking and schooling. God didn't take long in Deuteronomy chapter 5. God goes to the Ten Commandments. People are stopping me in a lobby and say,…
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…part of what healthy relationships are. In fact, God created us this way and that's why this phrase that we call the Shema that is found inDeuteronomy chapter 6that Jesus quoted in Matthew chapter 22 goes all the way back to the beginning because we were created exactly in our DNA to need and to have this…
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…you ready also your notes as well? Because I'm about to give you a list of Bible verses that we're going to read together. So if you're ready, it'sDeuteronomy chapter 6, verse four, Genesis chapter one, verse 26. First Thessalonians chapter 5, verse 23. Matthew chapter 3 from verse 16 to 17. Second Peter chapter…
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…phrase. He asked this on the way. And my mind, perhaps yours did, to race to a particular passage that is very, very familiar to you and I. InDeuteronomy Chapter 6and verse 6, the God of Israel instructed his people, upon entering into the Promised Land something so important. And these words that I command…
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…a new series that's gonna carry us through the rest of the summer in the Lord's prayer. But this morning, we're gonna spend our time in the book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 6in particular. Deuteronomy is one of my favorite books in the Bible, particularly because it gives you, a big summary of what God has been doing in…
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If you have your Bibles this morning, I want to turn toDeuteronomy chapter 6. Deuteronomy chapter 6, good to have Brian back from Hawaii. He showed up this morning in his swimsuit. I said, Hoss, you got to go home and change…
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…the Lord had led them out so he could depend on himself. But you remember he warned them. He warned them, and you find it recorded in the likes ofDeuteronomy, chapter 6and verses 10 to 15. Where do you find the Lord actually saying to the people, and this is, of course, before they entered the promised land, on…
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