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Deuteronomy 8:4 · BSB
8:4 Your clothing did not wear out and your feet did not swell during these forty years.
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…that's given to them before they enter the promised land, but a reminder and a reiteration of things like the giving of the law. And if you go toDeuteronomy chapter 8, for example, you'll find from verse, the beginning of the chapter, really the whole commandment. God says that, I command you today, you shall be…
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…against God's word. But it's still powerful. And so he said, it is written, man shall not live by bread alone. And it comes right out ofDeuteronomy, chapter 8. The Israelites, as they were facing testing there in the wilderness, do I trust God with this moment? Do I trust God? Or do I take my own…
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…down, shaking together and running over. God wants to give you plenty. But while I'm talking about plenty, let me caution you. Thank you, jesus.Deuteronomy, chapter 8,. I'm telling you you will love this scripture. This is an amazing scripture. The Bible says Deuteronomy, chapter 8, verse 10. The Bible says this.…
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…there are such rich treasures and found of God's Word, we tend to drift. We forget His promises. We forget His love. If you go to, I think it'sDeuteronomy chapter 8. But in that chapter, I think God says almost six or seven times, remember, don't forget. Remember, don't forget. There's so many warnings. Sin…
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…morning that the primary way that this communicative relationship between creator and creature happens as he reveals himself to us by his word. InDeuteronomy chapter 8, reflecting on the bread in the wilderness exodus thing that we've been looking at, Moses says this, man does not live on bread alone, but on every…
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…Back early on in the book of Deuteronomy. As as Moses is reiterating the law of the nation of Israel. Listen to what he says. Verse number 11 ofDeuteronomy chapter 8, be aware that you do. Not forget the Lord your God beware. He's still in this Israel. Those who had seen the, the miraculous plagues and in Egypt,…
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…23:12 job says, I have esteemed the words of his mouth more than my necessary food. Jesus said to the devil, in Matthew chapter 4, quoting fromDeuteronomy chapter 8, man shall not live by bread alone, but by what every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God. So we like to eat some of us really like to…
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…guest speaker for our men's conference opened God's word for us on Sunday morning, and his emphasis was on sola scriptura, scripture alone, fromDeuteronomy chapter 8and verse 3. We saw how God tests us so that we might know that his word is trustworthy, that we can believe what it says, even when there might be…
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…famously declared, while on trial at worms, my conscience is bound and held captive by the word of God, sola scriptura. So turn in your Bibles toDeuteronomy chapter 8. Deuteronomy chapter 8 is going to be our key text here. We're going to be looking at verse 3 in a minute. And as you find Deuteronomy chapter 8,…
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…but he wants you to be able to have influence so that you can move people to action. Now you with me now, nobody, but go with me to the book ofDeuteronomy chapter 8. The 17th. And thou shalt thou say in thine heart my power and the might of my own handed gotten me this wealth but Thou shalt remember the Lord…
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…like a sponge in the scriptures and every time the devil poked, scripture dripped out. Reciting from the divinely inspired Hebrew scriptures,Deuteronomy chapter 8, Moses' words to Israel in the wilderness, verse 4, Jesus answered, it is written, man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes…
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…and that plan always ends with our good and His glory. It's always true for His people, His children. And so this morning, God has led me back toDeuteronomy chapter 8, and believe it or not, it's a summary of the whole of scriptures. This morning, we're going to cover the whole Bible. And so I've shared with a…
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…I said in Psalm 24 when I said that the earth is mine and everything in it belongs to me? Did you did you lose sight of the fact of what I said inDeuteronomy chapter 8, where it is me who gives you the ability to get the resources that you have? So nothing that you have belongs to you. It all belongs to me, that…
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…time, fig trees in the Bible can be an example of God's discipline and judgment of the unfaithfulness of his people. Let me show you what I mean.Deuteronomy chapter 8. We aren't here yet in our reading of Deuteronomy, but Deuteronomy chapter 8, beginning in verse 7, it says, For Yahweh your God, this is speaking…
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…of God, that God purposefully has provided for and purposefully placed in a powerful position? Well, that's what we're going to find out today inDeuteronomy chapter 8. So grab your Bibles if you would, maybe give me an amen or hoot or holler, and go with me to Deuteronomy chapter 8. What? This is God's Word. If…
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…but he's a dressing them. He's telling them how their to live, how they're to to walk in the ways of the Lord to fear Him. This is what he says, inDeuteronomy chapter 8, he's already said so many things like this, but he sums it up and Deuteronomy chapter 8 verse 6. He says. So you shall keep the Commandments of…
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…test, and this helps Abraham. It strengthens Abraham's faith. The fact that he passed the test. You see people in the Old Testament fail the test.Deuteronomy chapter 8. God tells Israel, I put you in the wilderness for 40 years, and I tested you with manna to see if you would be committed to me and my covenant.…
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…her and bring her into the wilderness and here we have the church in the wilderness because the Lord has taken her there why well going back toDeuteronomy chapter 8we see that there are reasons mentioned in that particular chapter for which the Lord brought the church into the wilderness see for example at…
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We're readingDeuteronomy chapter 8, and we're reading through the whole chapter. The whole commandment that I command you today, you shall be careful to do, that you may live and…
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…his chest, are you going to beat your own whose muscles? Are you going to flex your own right by my great hands? The people of God were warned andDeuteronomy chapter 8, not to say by the might of by the strength of my own hands. I've gotten this wealth but it is God who has given me the ability to make wealth is…
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