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Exodus 21:20 · BSB
21:20 If a man strikes his manservant or maidservant with a rod, and the servant dies by his hand, he shall surely be punished.
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…my shoes, and now this is probably what, 60? And just because I don't have anything else to give it to you, I'm going to become your slave. This isExodus chapter 21. I need to pay my debt, and if I don't have money, I'm going to be her slave for seven years. Isn't it harsh? Well, what if she's not a Jew? What…
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…their rights for the benefit of others. And he starts this passage out in Matthew chapter 5, verse 38, saying this. So Jesus is quoting verses fromExodus chapter 21where God is giving the civil law for people to follow, to adhere to. And he's telling them, listen, an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. It…
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…the one who created diversity in the very beginning, Genesis 1 and 2. We see slavery as something that the Bible speaks about, even in places likeExodus, chapter 21. There's a ban on man stealing. We see it in the New Testament. Philemon gives us hints of where the Bible is headed in terms of these things. So,…
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…the in the Metrical Sam version 1650 version it says my ears now has bored which is also a very interesting translation and which takes us back toExodus chapter 21and I'm going to read that because it's I think it's also significant for the image that is given here of Jesus Exodus 21 verses 5 and 6 it's…
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Exodus chapter 21is one of those passages that is often described in the headings in the Bible as sundry laws. Sundry just means various things thrown in there. In…
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…the outset. But first, he says, you've heard that it was said an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. Now, this comes from Torah, specificallyExodus chapter 21, Leviticus 24, and Deuteronomy 19. So this is not a one off. This is a law that is repeated multiple times in multiple books. It is a foundational…
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…from overaggression. That's what God intended to do. Jesus references several Old Testament passages here. We'll look at a couple of them. First,Exodus chapter 21. Situation where Moses recounts a situation in which two men are fighting and they injure a pregnant woman in the process, and because of that…
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…make sure that these principles would be lived out and there are many places in the Old Testament. I'm just going to point to one today. Exodus 21exodus chapter 21is a situation where the law was accent was addressing sin that was happening in marriages and the the situation is this, this and address…
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…to a famous law in verse 38 there. The law of retaliation or the law of retribution it's called. The Latin phrase lex talionis is found inExodus chapter 21, Leviticus chapter 24, and Deuteronomy chapter 19. Two things need to be understood about this law of retribution. Number one, it is prescriptive.…
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…the word vine slave. Vine slave. He was fond of that. And he got the word, and I want you to turn to Exodus 21. He got it. He got the word fromExodus chapter 21. When a Hebrew servant had served his master for six years, on the seventh year, he could be released. Unless, unless the servant decided he loved…
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…So, Exodus chapter 20, verse 12, we read, honor your father and your mother that your days may be long in the land. Now, turn your page over toExodus chapter 21, and we're looking at verse 15. whoever strikes his father or his mother shall be put to death. Look at verse 17. Whoever curses his father or his…
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…raise it for the glory of God. Life is something to be preserved even at very high cost. if you look at the Old Testament, life was so important inExodus chapter 21. You don't need to turn with it. I'll just remind you of the passage. It says that when two men are fighting and the pregnant wife of one of the…
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…free to be what? To be a slave. How does that work? Especially in America. Slave? You know, Paul is writing in a Jewish context. If you go back toExodus chapter 21, Paul knew very much the Old Testament, and I think he's drawing a little bit off of this image here, okay, that if you got in debt, ooh, that…
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…and I respect that. But I want you to think with me at least scripturally. We recognize that God values the life of the unborn. Over inExodus chapter 21, and I'm just going to make reference to it so you have time to think and kind of frame it later in your mind. But in Exodus chapter 21, verse 22…
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