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Leviticus 19:14 · BSB
19:14 You must not curse the deaf or place a stumbling block before the blind, but you shall fear your God. I am the LORD.
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…that every life has value, even when people are elderly, Proverbs 17:5, even if they're physically handicapped or or have physical limitations,Leviticus 19:14. Even people with mental health issues, Psalm 34:18. Even if they're individuals that are poor, Proverbs 17:5. Even if they're individuals that…
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…to be able to answer some questions that maybe we have in the back of our minds about how God relates to the disabled. And we find the answer inLeviticus 19, verse 14. It gives us a glimpse of how we can do that. It's just one verse. Would you look on as I read? Do not curse the deaf or put a stumbling block in…
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Leviticus chapter 19 verses 13 to 15. Do not defraud or rob your neighbor, do not hold back the wages of a higher worker overnight. Do not curse the deaf or put a stumbling block in…
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…the blessings that they have, they're going to ask questions. So we have sacrifice rules, we have holiness rules, we also have justice rules. InLeviticus chapter 19, verses 9 to 14, we get these rules. When you harvest the crops of your land, do not harvest the grain along the edges of your field, and do not pick up what the…
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…that they should not be. Lastly, blessing #3 Leviticus. Leviticus. Yes, Leviticus chapter 19. This is going to be fast forwarded version verse 14.Leviticus 19, verse 14, This is the holiness code for the nation of Israel. And here we have these sporadic different commands and this one's caught my attention, He says…
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…example used to refer to oppression or injustice, social injustice in Scripture. It's when you withhold wage from a day laborer. So for example, inLeviticus chapter 19 verses 9 to 18, which is the original context in which this command to love your neighbor as yourself is given, it gives you a list of illustrations or examples…
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