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Leviticus 19:18 · BSB
19:18 Do not seek revenge or bear a grudge against any of your people, but love your neighbor as yourself. I am the LORD.
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…from the Pharisees of Jesus Day where they said, you shall love your neighbour and hate your enemy. That was never the Old Testament requirement.Leviticus 19, verse 18, speaks of it says, you shall not take vengeance or bear a grudge against the sons of your own people, but you shall love your neighbour as…
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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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…your enemies. What do I mean by that? Let me walk through a couple texts in the Old Testament and you see if you pick up. Up what I'm putting down.Leviticus chapter 19, verse 18says, You shall not take vengeance or bear a grudge, but you shall love your neighbor as yourself. Don't take vengeance, God says. Love your…
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…fulfill the royal law according to the scripture, you shall love your neighbor as yourself. And then what James does, he actually quotes fromLeviticus chapter 19, verse 18, where we first see that command. He says, if you do this, you fulfill the royal law according to the scripture, you shall love your neighbor as…
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…God with all your heart and soul and strength and mind. That comes from Deuteronomy. And the command to love your neighbor as yourself comes fromLeviticus chapter 19 verse 18. So in sum, in the entire Old Testament, there were 613 commandments. And all of those were summarized in what we know as the Ten Commandments. And…
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…comes, I seek to show love. But remember where this love command first came. You might have a note at the bottom of your Bible there, it saysLeviticus 19, verse 18. That's where the love, love your neighbour as yourself, first was written. It was given to God's people Israel just after they were rescued from…
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…says, Here is the greatest commandment. And then out of nowhere, he pulls this one up. Also, equal to love your neighbor. A law that was buried inLeviticus chapter 19, verse 18, it was buried in there. No one would have ever called that the greatest commandment. What completely blew them away is he said, just as important…
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…Not new, but the Word that had already been given. And you recognize that Moses had already given, under God's instruction, the commandment inLeviticus chapter 19, verse 18. Take a look at that passage just for a moment. Leviticus chapter 19, verse 18. Let's go back there just for a second and mark the instruction…
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…They were saying, look at verse 43, you shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy. That's what they were teaching. It's a reference back toLeviticus 19, verses 17-18. Love your neighbor as yourself is what verse 18 closes with. And what appears to be happening is this, that the Jewish leaders of the time…
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…people of Israel in Deuteronomy, chapter 6. And he adds a command. The second command is one from Leviticus, chapter 19. It's God's command fromLeviticus, chapter 19, verse 18. And Jesus pulls the two scriptures together and he calls them the greatest command. There is no command greater than these. And he ties the love…
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