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Exodus 20:13 · BSB
20:13 You shall not murder.
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…man who knew God, said not to worship anything or anyone but him. You know, you think about it, he'd probably been addressed sometime with likeExodus chapter 20where it tells us, thou shalt have no other gods before me. Thou shalt not make into thee any graven image or any likeness of anything that is in…
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…of those commandments. And you say, where were the angels? As I read that episode, I don't see the angels. Well, friends, it is true when you readExodus chapter 20, you don't see the mention of the angels, but scripture interprets scripture. And so listen to these passages to hear of the angels within the…
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…So for uh the observer who noticed, there's actually a little bit of a difference in the fourth commandment here in Deuteronomy chapter 5 and inExodus chapter 20. Now, what am I talking about? The fourth commandment is still the fourth commandment. You shall honor the Sabbath day and keep it holy. But if we…
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…with a promise that it may go well with you and that you may live long in the land. Paul goes back to the 10 commandments. You can find these inExodus chapter 20and Deuteronomy chapter 5. The 10 commandments. Moses goes up on the mountain. God says, here are my laws for my people, and he comes down, and the…
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…an unbelievable superstition that is couched in biblical accuracy. This is what's known as retributive justice, where if you go all the way back toExodus chapter 20and verse 7, as part of the Ten Commandments, you shall have no other gods before me. Don't make any graven images, don't take the Lord's name in…
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…we do see some kind of covenant language, right? I'm the Lord your God who brought you out of the land of Egypt. That's the way he started back inExodus chapter 20. So if it's not a covenant renewal, in what way is the... Is the kingdom going to be renewed? Or what exactly is being renewed? Okay. So kingship…
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…God who gives freedom. And so let's talk about the God who comes down. Who is this God who gives the Ten Commandments from this fiery mountain inExodus chapter 20? He's the same God who reveals Himself to Moses at this fiery bush in Exodus chapter 3. And that fire, which you see throughout this book of…
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…Commandments. Now as you're turning to Deuteronomy 5, And you see the Ten Commandments listed there. You might say, well, I thought those were inExodus chapter 20. It's true, they are. But you can also see the Ten Commandments here in Deuteronomy 5. But I do want us to see it all in context. And so I'm going…
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…is speaking. The Holy Spirit will never tell you to cheat on your wife because that's adultery and the Bible speaks against it. in many places.Exodus chapter 20in the Old Testament, Hebrews chapter 13 in the New Testament, and about a hundred other places as well. If you do that, you are intentionally…
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…in our life. And so as we begin this study, I hope that you will begin thinking about what the Ten Commandments mean to you. Take a fresh look atExodus chapter 20in your personal study, because we're gonna go through all the commandments, and I hope to view them from a fresh perspective as we engage in this…
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…biggest commandment is? Loving God. So how about this one? Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Isn't that super important? Go if you would toExodus chapter 20. Let's go take a look at it, Exodus chapter 20. This is the moral law of God. The moral law of God is not simply just thou shalt not steal, thou…
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…God is still refining us and still making us into the men and women, boys and girls that He wants us to be. Amen. If you got your Bibles, turn toExodus chapter 20, Exodus chapter 20, and we're gonna read verse 3. Amen. It says, You shall have no other gods before me. You shall have no other gods before me. I…
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…teaching about um how the uh uh the the the third commandment about remembering the Sabbath day to keep it holy isn't just that. And if you readExodus chapter 20, you'll see that it's not just that, it is also about six days you shall work hard. Get out there and get it done, man. There's work to be done. Go…
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…If you take a subject, let's say, lying, for instance, okay? There is harmony, there's unity of Scripture there. Let's take a look at that. Go toExodus chapter 20, Exodus chapter 20 and verse 16, Acts chapter 20 and verse 16. What's going on in Exodus 20:16? We're in the midst of the 10 Commandments, right?…
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…God for Shadrach, Bishiach, and Abednego. They have the Torah, they have the Old Testament scriptures, and if you know your Bible and you look atExodus chapter 20, you'll see the very first two of the Ten Commandments. Here they are, you ready? You shall have no other gods before me. You shall not make for…
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…Students in the room. Okay, Bruce, could you tell them what the word for today is? Hallelujah. So that's the title of my message this morning.Exodus chapter 20. And verse 16. The Bible says, Thou shalt not. We've been hearing enough of thou shall not. This is a tent, thou shalt not. Thou shalt not what…
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…living God and He is worthy of your worship. There are no other gods. God is the only God. There are no other gods. Go ahead and turn with me toExodus chapter 20. Exodus chapter 20. In Exodus chapter 20, we learn a little bit about worshiping God and how it is we are to worship the only God. In Exodus…
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…the kingdom of God, but he actually raises the bar. He raises it. And today he's gonna take the sixth commandment from the Ten Commandments back inExodus chapter 20that says, Do not murder, and he's going to equate it with anger. Hey, do not murder. That is the bar being set, but then Jesus is going to say,…
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Handout you'll see is headed Understanding Eastern Orthodoxy. Let's begin with a scripture. Please open upExodus chapter 20. Exodus chapter 20. I'm going to read verses four, uh verses one to six. So let's listen to God's word. And God spoke all these words, saying, I am…
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…Okay? So let's go to some scriptures and let's start looking at for a minute. Fearing the Lord. The first place I want to go is to I want to go toExodus chapter 20. I want to go to Exodus chapter 20. The people are getting ready to meet God, and Moses is getting them prepared to do so. Moses has been the…
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