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Exodus 20:14 · BSB
20:14 You shall not commit adultery.
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…of the Bible, which came to be known as the Wicked Bible, one word was fairly important. In that Bible, they forgot one word, the word not. InExodus chapter 20 verse 14, right in the middle of the Ten Commandments, God commanded the Israelites, Hence the wicked Bible. That word makes a big difference, doesn't it?…
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…be given cause to praise Him for His abounding grace to you and that your praise will spill over into grateful obedience. Our text for today isExodus chapter 20, verses 12 through 14. Beloved, this is God's Word to us. It was written for His glory and our good. We would all do well to listen to it in order to believe its…
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…is probably the type of inward desire that Jesus picked up was happening around Him when He gave His interpretation of the seventh commandment inExodus 20:14. In Matthew 5:27-28, He says, you have heard that it was said, you shall not commit adultery. But I say to you that everyone or anyone who looks at…
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…to marry foreign wives. Exodus 34 explicitly forbids Israelites taking foreign wives because they will lead them astray after their own gods.Exodus 20 verse 14, one of the 10 commandments, if you shall not commit adultery. 300 concubines probably suggest you haven't taken that law that seriously.…
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