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Exodus 20:22–25 · BSB
20:22 Then the LORD said to Moses, “This is what you are to tell the Israelites: ‘You have seen for yourselves that I have spoken to you from heaven.
20:23 You are not to make any gods alongside Me; you are not to make for yourselves gods of silver or gold.
20:24 You are to make for Me an altar of earth, and sacrifice on it your burnt offerings and peace offerings, your sheep and goats and cattle. In every place where I cause My name to be remembered, I will come to you and bless you.
20:25 Now if you make an altar of stones for Me, you must not build it with stones shaped by tools; for if you use a chisel on it, you will defile it.
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…to the people and then he begins to tell them these instructions of how they could live within his covenant and in one part he says in Genesis orExodus chapter 20God speaks all these words verse one and then in verse eight he says Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy six days you shall labor and do…
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…every week, then you've seen the same bumper over and over, same images, icons, uh, to walk through the Ten Commandments as found in the book ofExodus, chapter 20. We don't think um someday at judgment that there's like a test to get into heaven, but in case, right? Now you know the Ten Commandments, right?…
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…themselves to God. So even after that, altars were being built. They served as that meeting place. And so the Bible gives us some instructions inExodus chapter 20. I would just want to read it from the Bible. I'll be reading King James, Exodus chapter 20, verse 22 through 25. And the Lord said unto Moses,…
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…be saved. And we need to rest on him for salvation. I want to go to one place, keep your finger in Exodus, but go to Hebrews. Keep your finger inExodus chapter 20, but go to Hebrews chapter 4. Hebrews chapter number 4. Now again, God uses earthly examples. He created the whole world in six days basically, and…
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…coveting is a core issue because it is breaking the commandments of God. If you want to get real specific, the tenth commandment. Listen to this.Exodus chapter 20and verse number 17. You shall not covet your neighbor's house. You shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his male servant, or his female…
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…than that. At its core, it's a relationship with humanity and Yahweh. So we're gonna study that a little bit, but before you get to look in intoExodus chapter 20, close your Bibles, and we're gonna do a little pop quiz. Um, so what are the Ten Commandments? Let's see. We've got every we can lean on each…
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…God, we love people. Like we know this. And over the past several weeks, we've been talking through the Ten Commandments as found in the book ofExodus, chapter 20. And the commandments lay out this kind of framework in which one through three is really talking about how we love God, how we love God well. And…
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…it's gonna start to make sense and open up a whole new world as we as we read this as we read this passage together. Now this command comes fromExodus chapter 20and the verse for the third command is verse seven. And and we normally use the NIV, that's the version I usually study and read and it's helpful…
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…and civil issues to liturgical and ceremonial matters. Collectively, these 613 commands make up the Talmud, but the ten words at the beginning ofExodus chapter 20capture the imagination in a way that the rest simply cannot. In a sense, the Ten Commandments are timeless. But because of that very quality,…
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…So we're right at the midway point of our series on the Ten Commandments, and we're looking at the Ten Commandments out as found in the book ofExodus, chapter 20. And so these are kind of culturally famous, they're culturally well known, but again, I think they get confused a lot of times. What the Ten…
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…And while he's up there, God is inscribing the law on these tablets. And I want us to go back and just look at what he inscribed. So this isExodus chapter 20, and we read it just a minute ago. Exodus chapter 20, and, and we're gonna pick it up. This is just what we call the second commandment. Exodus…
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…go to chapter 25. I'm coming to a close. And verse number eight. If you know your Bible, you'll know that the Ten Commandments were given inExodus chapter 20. And from that began a long line of laws that God gave to the children of Israel: civil law, dietary law, religious law, ceremonial law. You'll…
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…a holy God without death being the immediate result. And we see this throughout the Old Testament, the need for this mediator between God and man.Exodus chapter 20. I love this story where God appears on Mount Sinai and he's giving his law. So he's speaking his words through to Moses to give to the people. And…
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…to have Bailey here. We love him. So I'm excited to continue in our top 10 series this week. And um, we're looking at those, they're found inExodus chapter 20. If you're not familiar with the Bible, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, these are the first five books of the Bible. Uh, if you don't have a…
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…to understand. The basic concepts of the thing. And so this is why I want to explain to you the arc of the covenant because it's very important.Exodus chapter 20, I'm just going to paraphrase it. This is when God gives Moses the Ten Commandments. Y'all remember the Ten Commandments? Y'all watched the Heston…
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Today's reading is fromExodus chapter 20, verses one through seven. 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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…they are. That's how enduring they're going to be. And they're so important that they're given two times in the Torah. They're giving here first atExodus chapter 20, and they're given again in Deuteronomy chapter five to prepare the people as they enter into the promised land. So it must be really, really…
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…that much more difficult. Rules just matter in life. And in our series, over the next five weeks, we're gonna look at the Ten Commandments found inExodus chapter 20. Exodus is the second book of the Bible, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, part of the Torah, the Pentateuch. Those first five…
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…you you have such mercy and such patience for us in spite of ourselves. We make mistakes daily that transgress what you've laid out for us here inExodus chapter 20, to one degree or another. We're flawed. But praise be to your name that through the blood of Jesus Christ we're saved. Thank you for filling the…
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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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