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Malachi 2:14 · BSB
2:14 Yet you ask, “Why?” It is because the LORD has been a witness between you and the wife of your youth, against whom you have broken faith, though she is your companion and your wife by covenant.
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…have the privilege again to consider God's living and active word. We have been making our way through the book of Malachi. We are going to look atMalachi chapter 2, beginning in verse 17, and reading through chapter 3, verse 6. Malachi chapter 2, beginning in verse 17, reading through 3:6. Before we read the…
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…grace of life, then your prayers are being hindered. Well, we get an insight into this if we go back to Malachi 2. Remember last week, we looked atMalachi chapter 2. So let's look at this again, because here is a description of prayers being hindered. This is in verse 13 and 14 in Malachi 2. And Malachi, the…
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…a number of places and we're going to look at it more closely here in a moment. But I'd like at the beginning here just to look back at the book ofMalachi chapter 2for a brief bit. Because this book, it really fleshes this out, this passage. The men of Judah had been traitors. They were adulterers who were…
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It's the last book of the Old Testament,Malachi chapter 2. If you've got a Black Church Bible, it's page 802. And if you want one there, just by the door. And we're just looking at the last verse of…
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…by passages of Scripture that they do not understand. But the passages that bother me are the passages that I do understand. And this morning inMalachi chapter 2, we come to a chapter that isn't very hard to understand at all. But it may certainly bother you if you're serious about it. You may have noticed…
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…If you see, God says there, return to me and I will return to you. That's where we're driving this morning, to that verse, return to me. Do haveMalachi chapter 2and 3 open in front of you. If you've got a pew Bible in front of you, it's page 961. Let me begin with a massive spoiler. If you haven't seen The…
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Okay folks, keep that passage inMalachi chapter 2open in front of you. So this is the proverbial cod liver oil tablet passage. Really hard to swallow, but really good for our bodies. Really good…
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…time I think ever in my life, and just how encouraging it is to hear Sarah have the same experience as well. I want you to come expectantly toMalachi chapter 2, as we come to God's holy and into his holy presence and to his living and active word. Malachi chapter 2, 1 to 9. So there's four faces on the…
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…others to sacrifice for them instead. So, we can see why God insisted on Israelites keeping their covenant. There are two reasons. In verse 10 ofMalachi chapter 2, it says that God is their father and their creator. So, one reason is who God is. Who God is to Israelites even more special than non-Israelites…
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…the rest of your life, okay? And so on us to think biblically about the question, how to live when it feels like it doesn't matter. Uh, fromMalachi chapter 2, starting in verse 17, this is what the people said to God. Or God says to them, He says, You have wearied the Lord with your words, but you say,…
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…name, I pray. Amen. Amen. You can be seated. Awesome. Hara, are we good? Oh, okay. Here, your Bibles, would you go ahead and grab those? Go toMalachi chapter 2. Malachi chapter 2. If you don't have a Bible, you can just relax as these passages are gonna appear here on your screen. But I'd I'd love for all…
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…we're going to take them for our wives, and we're going to send away our Jewish wives. Seems to be the same situation that Malachi is describing inMalachi chapter 2. Malachi chapter 2 is a very difficult text to understand and contains what may be the most difficult passage in Scripture to translate. So let's…
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…help you as you raise your children you can't cry out to him because you are such a great person. No you cry out to him because God has told us inMalachi chapter 2that the heart and desire of him is that there would be godly children who would be raised to worship him generation after generation. And so you…
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…sin. But not every divorce is therefore sinful. Do you get that? Every divorce is the product of sin. But not every divorce is therefore sinful. InMalachi chapter 2, the Bible very clearly says God hates divorce. So do you. So do you. And some Christians have argued and do argue that there can only be some…
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…prepared by Malachi. Prophesied by Malachi. Malachi is the last book of the Bible. It's the book in your Bible before the Gospel of Matthew. AndMalachi chapter 2and verse 1. This is the prophet who was to come before the Messiah. And in verse 14 of that chapter, he is the Elijah. It's another reference to…
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Turn back toMalachi chapter 2and 3. ! There's one thing that I want you to take from this passage this morning. ! It's that God cleans up. God cleans up. The God of the Bible…
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…non-negotiable is that divorce is never ideal. Even those who hold that narrower view must admit that it happens at times. But it is never ideal.Malachi chapter 2and verse 16. The ESV says this, for the man who does not love his wife but divorces her says the Lord, the God of Israel, covers his garment with…
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…do we start believing you, Mr. Integrity? This isn't helpful. I'm just asking you the question. God takes vows seriously. So seriously, in fact, inMalachi chapter 2, this is what he says. This is God, because Israel has profaned the covenant. Every covenant involves a vow. This is what God says in Malachi…
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…want you to look in your Bible just for a moment to Malachi. Malachi. We're talking about marriage just for a moment and I want you to step over toMalachi chapter 2. I'm sorry, is chapter 2, verse 15. Hey, is marriage easy? And the answer is not on your life because it takes two sinners and brings them into…
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…relationship to perpetuate the human race. In Genesis chapter 1, verse 28, God says, be fruitful and multiply. At the end of the Old Testament, inMalachi chapter 2, we're told that God made them one because he was seeking godly offspring. And so God designed marriage to be the context in which children are…
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