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Deuteronomy 9:1 · BSB
9:1 Hear, O Israel: Today you are about to cross the Jordan to go in and dispossess nations greater and stronger than you, with large cities fortified to the heavens.
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…he said he would do. It produces. obedience, and courage and boldness in her life. All of this leads to her deliverance, brothers and sisters. InDeuteronomy chapter 9, the Lord reminds the nation of Israel, he says, don't forget, I'm driving out the people because of their wickedness and their unrighteousness,…
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…was being undermined by their desire for good works. So let's look at this. Warning sign number one, relying on good works instead of faith. Go toDeuteronomy chapter 9if you would. We're going to go back and forth between Deuteronomy and Romans. Why? Because Paul quotes Deuteronomy quite a bit in this passage.…
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…who disobey God, particularly those within God's chosen people, Israel. Let me give you just a couple of quick passages to show you what I mean. InDeuteronomy chapter 9, Moses says, When the Lord sent you from Kadesh Barnea, saying, Go up and take possession of the land that I have given you, then you rebelled.…
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…10. The context here is Abraham's small family have now become a great big nation. They've all made the commitment to be devoted to God, but, asDeuteronomy chapter 9tells us, they are a nation that have failed terribly. They've just set up the golden calf and they've pledged allegiance to it. And now this is…
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…is awesome But they're rebelling for the wrong reason Grab your Bibles if you would and turn with me then maybe a hoot a holler amen as we go toDeuteronomy chapter 9This is God's word it is an effective word you can know that for sure whether we are affected by it or not Will really be up to us in our…
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…mean by that? If we remember that this is a relationship to the Israelites, you can keep your finger here in Hebrews, you can turn to Deuteronomy.Deuteronomy chapter 9, we read that in Moses' final sermon to the Israelites before they pass over into the promised land, he's taking them through their history. He's…
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…out of it quickly by asking for help and so while he's showing you the bones, he's also showing you the end from the beginning. He does this inDeuteronomy chapter 9. You would think to yourself, how could you do this oh God? Deuteronomy chapter 9. Look at how it starts. Deuteronomy chapter 9 verse 1 to 3. Verse…
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…covenant sometimes. Instead, he's going to say the law. But it's referring to a system of relating to God where God requires absolute holiness. InDeuteronomy chapter 9, it says this, 9-9. When I went up on the mountain to receive the tablets of stone, the tablets of the covenant that the Lord had made with you, I…
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…as a speaking God, as a commanding God, as a directing God, all throughout the medium of language. But there was a new wrinkle thrown into that inDeuteronomy chapter 9. Deuteronomy chapter 9. So the last book of the law, this is when Moses was recounting to the people of Israel what God had said and done at the…
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…that the people of God are not righteous either. And we've looked at the flaws of the opposers of God, but the people of God are just as flawed.Deuteronomy chapter 9is a lengthy description of God's people and specifically how God's people are not righteous. Let me read part of that passage for you. Just so we…
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…certainly didn't deserve. You see, the back story to all this is the covenant relationship that God had established with Israel. It's described inDeuteronomy chapter 9. I'll read it to you. It says, It's not because of your righteousness or your integrity that you're going to take possession of this land, but on…
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…in fact the bad guys and they deserve this but that's not what this chapter is teaching it's not what the back story teaches us either listen toDeuteronomy chapter 9after the Lord your God has driven them out before you that is you've gone into the land and driven out all the inheritance of Canaanites king of I…
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…down the mountain and put the tablets in the ark I had made, as the Lord commanded me, and they are there now. Well, please keep your Bibles open.Deuteronomy chapter 9and 10, as we continue on in our studies in this fabulous book, the big title we've given it is Hearing God's Grace, and that's what we're going to…
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…patient. 600 years of patience. But nonetheless, he takes sin seriously. The second passage in relation to this is Deuteronomy 9. Go to that,Deuteronomy chapter 9. Deuteronomy chapter 9, verse 4. You see, we could think that as Israel march into the Promised Land, as they attack Jericho, that in some way…
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