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Deuteronomy 7:17 · BSB
7:17 You may say in your heart, “These nations are greater than we are; how can we drive them out?”
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…for PNEUMA. Amen. Give God some praise for what He's doing. Amen. Praise the Lord. Let's go to the word this morning. I want you to turn with me toDeuteronomy chapter 7. Deuteronomy chapter 7. We're going to read the first seven verses of Deuteronomy. Deuteronomy is a is Moses' kind of farewell address. to this…
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…a new idea for Paul, by the way. He didn't make this up. This isn't new for God, like he hasn't done this before. If you go all the way back toDeuteronomy chapter 7, when God's talking to the nation of Israel, after he brought them out of Israel and he's talking about, why did he choose him? Look what it says…
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…in verse 4, the love of God and the election of God are tied together. Paul grounds God's choice in God's loving. We heard this idea already inDeuteronomy Chapter 7. You can see it there on page 8. The Lord your God has chosen you to be a people for His treasured possession. Out of all the peoples who are on…
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…God in a way almost nothing else does as clearly. If you would, I want you to turn in your Bibles to Deuteronomy 7. You don't have to, but you can.Deuteronomy chapter 7, and we'll just briefly read verses 6 to 8. You know, here in Deuteronomy chapter 7, Moses is giving the final pep talk before he leads Israel into…
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…from your midst. If you will serve the Lord your God. Come on. And then he goes on to say in Deuteronomy, let's look in Deuteronomy what he says,Deuteronomy Chapter 7. I'm trying to just move along Deuteronomy Chapter 7, verses 12 through 15. It says, Then it shall come about, because you listen to these…
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…are people there. So they're contending with these people, they're dealing with these people again. You'll see the same concept in Deuteronomy.Deuteronomy chapter 7, uh, you'll see that God tells the nation, hey, um uh Harem, have nothing to do with utterly destroy the Canaanites. But then he's going to say a…
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…Jesus begins all the way back where? In the Old Testament, where we learn that God is in fact faithful to his people and to his word. Now, I readDeuteronomy chapter 7a while ago, and I'm going to read just a couple of verses from that again. We're going to break it down. Deuteronomy chapter 7, verses 6 through…
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…He fails his sons. His sons, this is important that you know this because we're going to look in Deuteronomy. His sons marry Moabite women. Well,Deuteronomy chapter 7to the Israelite people, verse 3 says, You shall not intermarry with them. They'll turn your hearts away from me unto other gods. Deuteronomy 23, 3…
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…Of course not. As in everything we've seen in Malachi so far, the problem is that they have broken God's clear commands. So let me read to you fromDeuteronomy chapter 7. It's from earlier on in the Old Testament. Deuteronomy chapter 7, verse 1. When the Lord, your God, brings you, the people of God, into the land…
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…Humility and faithfulness is the key to usefulness. Humility and faithfulness is the key to usefulness. Remember Abraham. It's said of Abraham inDeuteronomy chapter 7, I didn't choose him because he was the greatest of all the peoples. I chose him because he was the fewest. I chose him to allow my glory to shine…
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…blessing, of human obedience, and of fatherly discipline. Now that you have your Bible open to judges, hold your finger there and flip back toDeuteronomy chapter 7. We'll just do this briefly so that you can see the background, get a sense of the background that God's people would have had in reading and…
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…the tribes of Israel into the promised land. But Joshua doesn't eradicate all the nations in Canaan. No, that's left for the generation to come. InDeuteronomy chapter 7, this is an important passage to understand what God is expecting of His people as they enter the promised land. So if you can turn to Deuteronomy…
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…in. To be reflecting God's moral purity of character. To be holy. And do you know what's extraordinary about these three words? If you flip back toDeuteronomy chapter 7. These three words show up. In verses 6, 7, and 8. For you are a people holy to the Lord your God. The Lord your God has chosen you to be a people…
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…is that his heart towards them was love. He was willing to endure, he was, he would do whatever it took to be with them. Listen to what God says inDeuteronomy chapter 7. He says, For you are a people holy to the Lord your God. The Lord your God has chosen you to be a people for his treasured possession. Out of all…
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…this God has set his loyal love on you. We the faithless, he the faithful, we the unrighteous, he the righteous, and yet he says, I will love you.Deuteronomy chapter 7, he says to Israel, listen, it's not because you are any more in number than the peoples of this world that I chose you and set my love on you,…
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…under Mosaic law, Israel was commanded to hate their national enemies. That attitude, by the way, brought about battles and bloodshed. In fact, inDeuteronomy Chapter 7, the 1st 16 verses commanded the destruction of foreigners, including the Ammonites and the Moabites. Who were they? Just really briefly, the…
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…gods of Syria and Sidon to the north, then the gods of Moab and Ammon to the east, and then the gods of Philistia to the southwest. And we read inDeuteronomy chapter 7that God had actually instructed them to commit these nations and their gods to destruction. And if they didn't commit these nations and their gods…
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…to be a part of that, though we actually have a role to play in the transformation of our minds. If you have your Bibles again, you can turn toDeuteronomy Chapter 7. Again, it's on the screen. If you don't Deuteronomy Chapter 7 starting in verse 6, it says for you are a holy people to the Lord your God. The…
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…with this thought. He is not half hearted in His pursuit of you. He is wholehearted in his pursuit of you, and he sees you as his treasure.Deuteronomy chapter 7, God refers to His people as His treasured possession. It's the first time He refers to us as His treasured possession, but He refers to us as His…
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…And he was a God that promised to be faithful to them. He would be faithful to this Israel. If they would be obedient to him. That comes fromDeuteronomy chapter 7. And that chapter lays down a lot of terms for them. As a people. Of being obedient to God. And what God expected from them as a people. And now…
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