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Deuteronomy 7:8 · BSB
7:8 But because the LORD loved you and kept the oath He swore to your fathers, He brought you out with a mighty hand and redeemed you from the house of slavery, from the hand of Pharaoh king of Egypt.
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…Romans, and this isn't something new, but remember, this is exactly how God chose Israel in the first place. By grace. Moses, centuries earlier inDeuteronomy chapter 7, says it, I chose Israel not because they were the biggest and the strongest and the most impressive and the most deserving. He actually says the…
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…we aren't, it's about Him, and God's taking the world's wisdom and, and flipping it on its head. Uh, Moses conveyed this, eh, to, to Israel back inDeuteronomy chapter 7, something similar. Moses said this: "It was not because you were more nu- in number than any other people that the Lord set His love on you and…
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…all their high places, and you shall take possession of the land and settle in it, for I've given the land to you to possess it. He goes on,Deuteronomy chapter 7. And when the Lord your God gives them over to you, you shall make no covenant with them, show no mercy, you shall not intermarry with them, giving…
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…your God. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. We want to continue with our discourses on bringing order into our given life. Hallelujah. Let's pick it up fromDeuteronomy chapter 7, even though. 8 is where we are going. Once again, the backdrop helps you a lot, isn't it, to understand. So let's quickly, if I may teach in the…
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…there is faith. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Amen, for just anything. Why? Because those things that be not as though they were. Let's pick it up fromDeuteronomy chapter 7, even though 8 is where we are going. Once again, the backdrop helps you a lot, isn't it, to understand. So let's quickly, if I may teach in the…
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…some of the inhabitants of the land of Canaan had been learning about some of the Israelite laws that had been written down by Moses. Because inDeuteronomy chapter 7, the Israelites are explicitly prohibited from making a covenant with any of the Canaanites in the promised land. And God specifically says that if…
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…So if sickness is there, what will he do? Take it. Take it. Why? It's not his will. He has no purpose for it. There's no reason for it. Amen.Deuteronomy chapter 7and verse 14. Hallelujah. Verse 15. And the Lord will take away from you all sickness. And I will allow none of the evil diseases of Egypt. There's…
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…And discover more about Life of Faith Church, producing by city, state, nation, and world. Visit lifeoffaith.net today. Hallelujah. Let's go toDeuteronomy chapter 7tonight. There's some things that we want to get into. We're dealing with the basics of healing. The basics of healing. And um over the years I've…
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…look at verse 4 what does it say for the Lord has chosen Jacob for himself Israel as his own possession he's chosen a people for himself Israel inDeuteronomy chapter 7God will speak of why he chose Israel and he simply says not because you are great not because you are wonderful just because I chose you there was…
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…uh, the first basic, the first fundamental, if you would, is that God's completely faithful to his word. God is completely faithful to his word. InDeuteronomy chapter 7and verse 9, the word says, know therefore that the Lord your God, he is God. And then it makes this statement, the faithful God that keeps…
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…sort of poetic, and I just want you to let these words flow over you. I'm not gonna dig into a bunch of these, but to get the sense. Let's start inDeuteronomy chapter 7. For you are a holy people who belong to the Lord your God. Of all the people on earth, the Lord your God has chosen you to be his special…
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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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…it's later on in Scripture, in Deuteronomy, chapter seven, that we get a greater understanding of what all of this means, because we are told InDeuteronomy, chapter 7and verses 7 to 8, the Lord did not set his affection on you and choose you because you were more numerous than other peoples, for you were the…
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…look at verse 4 what does it say for the Lord has chosen Jacob for himself Israel as his own possession he's chosen a people for himself Israel inDeuteronomy chapter 7God will speak of why he chose Israel and he simply says not because you are great not because you are wonderful just because I chose you there was…
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…And that was by pagan marriages. Pagan marriages. Now I'm gonna read a lengthy portion of text because I want you to hear the word of the Lord. InDeuteronomy chapter 7, verses 1 through 11, we read. And when the Lord your God gives them over to you and you defeat them, then you must devote them to complete destruction. You shall make…
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…you, God went to redeem for yourself a people. Now why? Why Israel? Why would God redeem Israel? Well, we actually have the answer in the Bible.Deuteronomy Chapter 7. Listen up with all your might. Deuteronomy Chapter 7. God says, For you are a people, that's Israel, holy to the Lord your God. The Lord your God…
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…gods and bringing them into the temple and offering sacrifices and saying it's all good, right? It's profanity. I want to take a trip back toDeuteronomy Chapter 7. You can flip there if you want. Keep your finger there if not. I'm going to put some of these verses on the screen. But I want to look at this…
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…two verses of of First Peter uh are a uh or an illusion uh to uh what takes place in Exodus 24 uh 7 and 8 that I just paraphrased there for you. UhDeuteronomy chapter 7. I have this uh I have a little wooden plaque in my house that uh is exactly what we find here in Deuteronomy 7:9. and and that because it's uh one…
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…God is merciful, if I believe that God is love, and all of those are adjectives that God uses about himself, right? He says, I'm the merciful God,Deuteronomy chapter 7. I'm the faithful God, the merciful God that keeps covenant and mercy unto a thousand generations. He said in 1 John chapter 5 and 1 John chapter…
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…It is a Bible theme that we find over and over and over again. Let me take you to a couple of places where we see it in the Bible. Old Testament,Deuteronomy chapter 7, God is trying to help his people Israel understand just why they are his. And he says, I did not set my love on you or choose you because you were…
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