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Exodus 20:14 · BSB
20:14 You shall not commit adultery.
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…chapter 3, verse 5, we're told that Nebuchadnezzar wants to be God. He tells them, verse 5, to fall down and worship. Borrowing language here fromExodus chapter 20. In other words, he's asking them to violate the second commandment, which tells them not to worship any other gods. And so he's giving us here in…
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…we see the first two commandments summarized in verse nine. Commandments for the proper worship of the proper God. These are found originally inExodus chapter 20verses three through six. And there is so much to unpack out of these two verses. Now remember, this would have been a call to worship. Psalm 81…
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…or stopping, versus communion, purity, and desire for more. After Moses receives the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai, he writes their response inExodus chapter 20. You can just listen. We'll turn to another account of this later on. So in verse 18, he says, Now when all the people saw the thunder and the…
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…the world. It's the seventh day that he rests. He spends six days working, and on the seventh he rests. He then reminds his people of that inExodus chapter 20when he gives them the Ten Commandments, and he gives it to them as the fourth commandment that they would remember and honor the Sabbath day, and…
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…to think it's about checking the box. That's not the way it works. That's why, even in the Ten Commandments in the Old Testament, the prologue inExodus chapter 20, I am the Lord your God who brought you out of slavery, out of the house of bondage. God is always reminding his people who he is, but also what?…
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Who's got your copy of God's Word and turn toExodus chapter 20. This is part two of our consideration of Exodus chapter 20 verses 8 through 11. ! And so I want to get you there. I want you to mark this place in…
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Please take out your copy of God's Word, which I hope you have with you. It's well read and treasured in your heart this morning. And turn with me toExodus chapter 20. Our primary text for today, although I'll go to a number of other texts, is Exodus chapter 20, verses 8 through 11. Before we read it together and…
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Would you turn with me toExodus chapter 20? Exodus chapter 20, that's page 61 in the Pew Bible. As you turn there, let me pray for us. Father, indeed, we are in awe and wonder at your…
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…to teach us who don't know God as well as we ought, how we ought to live as people who do know God. So that's where we are as we come toExodus chapter 20. We're going to focus this morning on the first four commandments, but I'm going to read a good part of the chapter for us to get the context. So…
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…with us for some time, you will remember that we have found ourselves studying the Sermon on the Mount because I set out to begin a study throughExodus chapter 20, where we read of the law of Moses, most commonly called the Ten Commandments. In my preparation, I was surprised to find a broad disagreement…
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…law, in four different ways. First, the Jew of Jesus' day may have said the law and be referring specifically to the Ten Commandments found inExodus chapter 20, those commands that God etched in stone and gave to Moses on Mount Sinai. So that's first, the law, the Ten Commandments. Secondly, they could…
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…to do something that sounds very unpastoral. To have all those who've committed adultery raise their hands. First, let me remind you of God's law.Exodus chapter 20. You shall not commit adultery. Adultery. Matthew chapter 5 verse 27. You have heard that it was said you shall not commit adultery. But I say to…
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…terrified at the reality of who he has been messing with and what God has done despite his best laid plans. Another picture of trembling is over inExodus chapter 20. You remember when God gave the law to the nation of Israel, he displayed himself in thunder and flashes of lightning. And I love that little…
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…terrified at the reality of who he has been messing with and what God has done despite his best laid plans. Another picture of trembling is over inExodus chapter 20. You remember when God gave the law to the nation of Israel, he displayed himself in thunder and flashes of lightning. And I love that little…
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…anticipate that, that you'll be praying for them as they're getting ready to do that very thing. When I come back, I'm going to do 11 weeks inExodus chapter 20, which is where the Ten Commandments are first received and recorded for us in the Scripture, to talk about antinomianism, which means without the…
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…Moses to act on their behalf as the go-between so they don't have to deal with the physical presence of God in their midst. The people, it says inExodus chapter 20. when the people saw the thunder and the lightning and heard the trumpet and saw the mountain in the smoke, they trembled with fear. They say to…
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…relationship between faith and works? What of all the commands of scripture? What of the moral law? We mentioned that this morning with the kids.Exodus chapter 20the Ten Commandments. Can a Christian now just live in any way that they please? Paul of course denounces this type of thinking in Romans chapter 6…
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…able to enjoy rest with Him. The kind of rest we were created for. Resting with God. He creates a day called the Sabbath, which you read about inExodus chapter 20. A law that required the people of God to rest on the seventh day of the week, after working six days, just like in creation. We see that despite…
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…and don'ts. Would you recognize that? This morning as I was having my devotional life, I was reading in the book of Exodus and I happened to be inExodus chapter 20. Does anybody know what Exodus 20 is about? Anybody tell me, what is Exodus 20 about? It's the Ten Commandments. How many of you could recite them…
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…that He had done. So God blessed the seventh day and made it holy. Because on it God rested from all His work that He had done in the creation. InExodus chapter 20, beginning in verse 8, we can read, Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is…
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