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Deuteronomy 7:5 · BSB
7:5 Instead, this is what you are to do to them: tear down their altars, smash their sacred pillars, cut down their Asherah poles, and burn their idols in the fire.
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…me? What a blessing to be counted amongst God's chosen people. What a blessing that God would choose me, all of his sovereign grace. Moses says inDeuteronomy chapter 7, the Lord your God has chosen you to be a people for his treasured possession out of all the peoples who are on the face of the earth. Why me? And…
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…these things, but why does the Bible teach these things to be true? How do we know that they are God's chosen people? Well, we learned that inDeuteronomy Chapter 7. So why don't you go ahead and turn to Deuteronomy chapter #7 this morning to be the first place that we look at Deuteronomy Chapter 7 verse #6…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…morally superior to another group and thereby deserving to take their land. There would be a misunderstanding of this whole book of Joshua. Turn toDeuteronomy chapter 7. In verses 6-8 it says, For you are a holy people. That idea should sound familiar. You are a holy people belonging to the Lord your God. The Lord…
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