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Exodus 20:10 · BSB
20:10 but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the LORD your God, on which you must not do any work—neither you, nor your son or daughter, nor your manservant or maidservant or livestock, nor the foreigner within your gates.
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…iniquity and passing over the transgression of the remnant of his inheritance? He does not retain his anger forever because he delights in mercy.Exodus, chapter 20. Exodus chapter 34 from verse 6 to 7. It says, And the Lord passed before him and proclaimed, The Lord the Lord God, merciful and gracious, long…
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…murder, and whoever murders will be liable to judgment. Jesus, in this statement, he's doing two things. He's quoting the sixth commandment fromExodus chapter 20, but he's also counting the scribes and the Pharisees. the people that were deemed more righteous than everyone else. These were the Billy Grahams…
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…with our spouse in marriage, our marriage can be a living reflection. Listen carefully. A living reflection of the law of God. How so? Let's reviewExodus chapter 20, beginning in verse one. And God spoke all these words, saying, I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the House…
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…not well, context is everything, right? So the verse that the word not was left out of was Exodus, chapter 20, verse 14. If you're familiar withExodus chapter 20, we're in the The 10 Commandments. Okay? In the 10 Commandments, there's a lot of thou shalt nots, aren't there? Well, one of those thou shalt nots…
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…And by this time, there had been thousands of additional regulations. Just to give an example, so we understand kind of what Jesus is saying.Exodus chapter 20, there in the Ten Commandments, he said this, Remember the Sabbath day, and keep it holy. And he goes on to say, Thou shalt not do any work. And…
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…extra rules around it. Jewish tradition would say this, that their tradition is a fence around the law. I mean, because God, we saw in the book ofExodus chapter 20, that he gives the Ten Commandments. And those are to follow. And it kind of helps us in our relationships with other people. But it helps us in…
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…In Jesus, we can always have true rest. So let's dig into this in God's word. The text that we're looking at today, it's printed in your bullets inExodus chapter 20. Um, this is the chapter of the Bible where God is giving his people the Ten Commandments. So a little bit of context here. God's people, the…
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…to have any other gods before me, for I am a jealous God. So there is a, as Paul would say here, a godly jealousy. Now what does God say inExodus chapter 20? He says, look, you are my people, and I am your God. And when you go and you begin to worship and seek out other gods, you are mine. And I'm…
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Our message today will be based onExodus chapter 20, and we're going to read that at the beginning here. nor your son or daughter, nor your male or female servant, nor your animals, nor any foreigner…
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…right? The Hebrew, getting that back in the throat. That very phlegmy understanding of the everlasting love of God. We actually saw the word inExodus chapter 20. So we see Chesed throughout the Old Testament. The embodiment of that, obviously, being Christ. Smallest book of the Bible. That we are in…
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…with that question. And if you're not sure, maybe your spouse could tell you. Or if you're not sure, you could even go back to what we read in inExodus, chapter 20, and review the 10 Commandments, because a people full of Christ will live differently, a people of Christ will be holy. We are to be holy, set…
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…the law summarized for us in the Bible in two different ways. In the Old Testament the law is summarized by the Ten Commandments. We find that inExodus chapter 20and Deuteronomy chapter 5. In the New Testament in Matthew chapter 22 Jesus gives us a different summary of the law. He breaks it down not into ten…
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…God because of that sin. Take the 10 commandments for example. And again, they're all listed here. I'm not going to take the time to turn over toExodus chapter 20, but we've broken every one of them. We put other gods before the one true God. We've made idols and worshiped Him. We worship and serve ourselves…
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…study something about this mediation. You know, remember I said by the hand of a mediator. Are we together? Let's go back to Exodus 20. Exodus 20.Exodus. chapter 20. Look at verse 18. He said, now Mount Sinai was completely in smoke. Please, just be observing the events that are happening. We are going to go…
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…we deceive ourselves. It's just I'm going to take you to God's word and you decide whether God's talking about you or not. And she went straight toExodus chapter 20. I'm sure yous all know the the commandments from you're a child. And she started to read down through those commandments and she said I am the…
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…was the law of the land and a lot of it was also true moral law too. [SPEAKER_01]: But let's just want to says here and it's repeating what said inExodus chapter 20. [SPEAKER_01]: But it says here in Leviticus 19, Leviticus 19, 17 through 18, you shall not hate your brother in your heart. [SPEAKER_01]: You…
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…school, but also in the in the service to follow in Jesus name, I pray, Amen. Now I was reading through here because you start to get in OK. And inExodus chapter 20, we're going to skip the rest of chapter 19, but it talks about the the instructions from God to Moses saying, look, don't let the people get too…
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…The very thing. That God has said. And that God has commanded me to do. And that's what God did with the children of us. In the Old Testament. InExodus chapter 20. Where he gives them the commandments. I am the Lord your God. Who brought you out. Of the land of Egypt. Freedom. You shall have no other gods…
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…of those burdens So the people would be free. Particularly as it relates to the Sabbath. The Apostle Paul, as we know, we find back in the law inExodus chapter 20, we find, remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do your work, but the seventh day is the Sabbath to the Lord, your…
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…principle. God gave us a pattern of work and rest. Now, it's a pattern that actually eventually became a commandment for the nation of Israel. InExodus chapter 20, we read about the 10 commandments, and the fourth command is given to Israel that they are to work six days and observe a Sabbath day rest on the…
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