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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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…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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…Lord says I loved you and does he explain why he loved them? Yeah, he made a covenant with Abram, but why do you even choose Abraham if you go toDeuteronomy chapter 7and read the first several verses you'll see that? The Lord says you not to turn, there he goes. I loved you. And then you're ready for the…
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…them, put them in their homes. Somebody said it, what how do you know? Close. Yes. What John know Deuteronomy is a passage though. You're rightDeuteronomy. Chapter 7. So I'm not discrediting you because God told him to cleanse the land from Idols. But in the exact same passage and a paralleling text we have…
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…live through Him. This is love. Not that we love God first, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be an atoning sacrifice for us. You see, inDeuteronomy chapter 7, the very next chapter, God says to His people, It's not because you were the biggest nation or the most powerful nation that I rescued you. In…
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…to God's word, we'll actually come to marvel at how the holy God makes a holy people by his holy means. That's God's word to us today fromDeuteronomy chapter 7, that the holy God makes a holy people by his holy means. I'm channeling my inner Jonathan St. Clair, right? So let's start with the holy God. Now,…
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…then the fourth foundational covenant that we see there in the Old Testament before we get to the Judges is the Mosaic covenant. It's all throughDeuteronomy chapter 7, but it says, if you will do these things, there will be blessings. If you obey, blessings, if you disobey, cursings. And so then we see the Ten…
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…then four connections that help us answer the so what. Why does this love story do something, what does it have to do with me? So, let's look inDeuteronomy chapter 7to start our time together in chapter 1 of the love story. Deuteronomy chapter 7. And here is chapter 1 of the love story. It's this. This marriage…
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…God is one. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. The very first command he gives them after that is inDeuteronomy chapter 7, he tells them, Deuteronomy 7, verse 3, do not intermarry with the people that you're going to encounter in the land. There's a list that's almost…
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…Now, why is it that God would love Israel? Why is it that this creator God would choose to love Israel, initiate this love? We find our answer inDeuteronomy chapter 7. It was not because you were more in number than any other people that the Lord set his love on you and chose you, for you were the fewest of all…
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…under Moses and Joshua's leadership, they were told to not marry the women of the land. There's no command to divorce the women if you do. But inDeuteronomy chapter 7, they're said, they're told, don't marry the women of the land. And it's named. There's there's seven different tribes or people groups that…
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…and destroy and defeat all the peoples rather than telling them to go in and evangelize and enrich them through Judaism? Well, let's look back atDeuteronomy chapter 7and look at verse 4 and we will see exactly God's wisdom and God's purpose behind giving such a command. He said, For they would turn away your…
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…his people that they were not to do things like this. What is said in the last part of verse 2 here in chapter 11 that we saw, that came fromDeuteronomy chapter 7. I want you to look at it from Deuteronomy 7 on the screen. God said to the people of Israel, you shall make no covenant with them and show no…
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…important. I wouldn't make you go back and forth if it wasn't really important but I can't imagine you missing this point this morning. So inDeuteronomy chapter 7look what Moses says. This is what the Lord is speaking. so in verse 9 7.9 Know therefore that the Lord your God is God. He is the faithful God…
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…on the screens behind me and look at what God's word says about himself and his loyalty, how his steadfast love is so loyal towards you. Look atDeuteronomy chapter 7, beginning in verse 9. It says, Now therefore, that the Lord your God is God, the faithful God, who maintains covenant loyalty. If you got a pen,…
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…on grace. And Hosea is demonstrating the unrelenting grace of God. When God chose Israel as a nation to be his people, he says this to them. InDeuteronomy chapter 7, he says, He says, It was not because you were more in number than any of the other people that the Lord sent his love on you and chose you, for…
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…you are or what you've done, or because you've decided to do something, it's simply because God chose to give his love to you. have a look back inDeuteronomy chapter 7. Deuteronomy chapter 7 and verse 7. Deuteronomy 7, verse 7. Deuteronomy The Lord did not set his affection on you and choose you because you were…
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…Joshua and the people kicked out of the Canaan land, the promised land, when God delivered them and gave them the promised land. And it's found inDeuteronomy chapter 7and verse 1. It says, When the Lord your God brings you into the land you are entering to possess and drives out before you many nations, and then…
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…that God has done for us. So let me just try and explain. Keep your finger in Titus and jump back to that great book that we've just looked at,Deuteronomy chapter 7. Deuteronomy chapter 7. It's all over the Bible, and I just want to pull out one illustration or example of this. Deuteronomy chapter 7, starting…
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Deuteronomy chapter 7, page 186. Do not intermarry with them. Do not give your daughters to their sons or take their daughters for your sons. For they will turn your…
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