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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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…and said, It is written that man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God. He's quoting fromDeuteronomy chapter 8. In the context in which he is quoting from, he is saying this. Moses says these words to the children of Israel as they're preparing to go into…
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…their gods, walks them through the wilderness, and brings them to the land of promise. And then Moses warns them from God. He says these words inDeuteronomy chapter 8Take care lest you forget the Lord your God by not keeping his commandments and his rules and his statutes, which I've commanded you today, lest…
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…they're not part of the Ten Commandments. Does anybody know what in the ball do is doing here? Violating, which scriptures. Cal show you one, go toDeuteronomy chapter 8. This is why we need to know the law of God as we read narratives because it connects and it will show the severity of this man sinned. In this…
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…from heaven, the true bread from heaven. You're going to miss it because you're so preoccupied with your own little agenda. Perhaps he's echoingDeuteronomy chapter 8. A man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God. We long for eternity. We don't just long for that thing…
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…being generous, would you also uh in other areas would you also remember uh to be generous here? Thank you. I want to turn our attention toDeuteronomy chapter 8. And as we do, uh remember this is the last Sunday of this year, and as is practice, we remember God's faithfulness to us over the past year as we…
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…And he commands him to leave. Worship only the Lord thy God. Only him shall you serve. Third time he quotes scripture from Deuteronomy chapter 6 orDeuteronomy chapter 8. What was the purpose of all that? He's trying to get him to circumvent the will of the Father. Specifically circumvent the will of the Father for…
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…but I want to throw it out just in case. We must never think of ourselves as being independent from God. I want you to look at what is written inDeuteronomy chapter 8about what we're talking about. But remember the Lord your God, for it is He who gives you the ability to produce wealth. Then in 1 Corinthians,…
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…is this. The book of Proverbs tells us, if we trust him, God will care for us. If we trust him, God will care for us. We have another example fromDeuteronomy chapter 8. Israelites are in the wilderness. God tells them, when you were in the wilderness, I kept your clothes from wearing out and I kept your feet from…
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…of many nations, he then says, Abraham, I want you to come and offer up this son. And Genesis 22 says, God did this to test Abraham. Or we read inDeuteronomy chapter 8, as God is recounting his faithfulness to his people in the wilderness, he said, I put you into the wilderness to test you, to see what was in your…
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…40 nights without eating. What's the very first temptation? Jesus make a stone into a piece of bread. Need it. And what did Jesus say? He quotedDeuteronomy chapter 8. He said to Satan, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God. What was he saying? He's saying that…
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…For how can we ever communicate what God says or pass on God's history if we do not listen and remember in the first place? Then last Sunday inDeuteronomy chapter 8, Webb very clearly displayed for us that God speaks. That God speaks. And we are to remember what God has said. We are to remember what God has…
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…forever. That's who he is. That's who he is. His words, his very commands, reveal to the nation of Israel who he is. Turn back to the book ofDeuteronomy, chapter 8. This is important, and I need to slow down a little bit so that we see it. Something new is revealed about the character of God right here in…
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…mouth of God. Jesus said, Listen, there's more to your daily needs than simply physical sustenance. He's referring back to the Old Testament, toDeuteronomy chapter 8and verse 3, where God, through Moses, is reminding Israel of what God did for them. Moses reminds them of 40 years of wandering in the desert. And…
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…not. If you are the son of God, well, just tell these stones to become loaves of bread. You have that power. And Jesus actually responds by quotingDeuteronomy chapter 8, starting verse 3. Yes, he humbled you by letting you go hungry and then feeding you with manna of food previously unknown to you and your…
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…not. If you are the son of God, well, just tell these stones to become loaves of bread. You have that power. And Jesus actually responds by quotingDeuteronomy chapter 8, starting verse 3. Yes, he humbled you by letting you go hungry and then feeding you with manna of food previously unknown to you and your…
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…before Israel entered the promised land, God promised them the land would abound in Honey in wheat and barley in vines in pomegranates and in figsDeuteronomy chapter 8, and verse 8, so-so The Fig Tree is somewhat of a symbol of the blessing and prosperity of the nation of Israel, a symbol of prosperity, and notice…
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…in ancient times. So I think it would be best for us to begin there, in those ancient times, with the passage that's included in this text fromDeuteronomy chapter 8. All of the quotations here from Scripture from Jesus are from the book of Deuteronomy. This first one is from Deuteronomy chapter 8. Whenever we…
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If you were this morning following your bulletins and along in your scriptures if you have them,Deuteronomy chapter 8. We'll be reading the whole chapter this morning in your hearing. Deuteronomy chapter 8. Deuteronomy chapter 8, and reads as follows: The whole…
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…From him. Because food. Never ultimately satisfies me. Does it? And when Jesus. Spoke these words. About living by bread alone. He's quoting from.Deuteronomy chapter 8. And Deuteronomy 8. Chapter tells us. That the Lord. Brought his people. Into the wilderness. To make them hungry. He took them to a place. Where…
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…supply your needs. Hey, if you're who you say you are, turn the rocks into bread. Eat it right now. Show them who you are. You know what Jesus did?Deuteronomy chapter 8. You go back to the Old Testament when they provided the manna in the wilderness for the people. Now they griped about manna. I would not have…
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