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Numbers 10:35 · BSB
10:35 Whenever the ark set out, Moses would say, “Rise up, O LORD! May Your enemies be scattered; may those who hate You flee before You.”
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…You and I cannot do what we want. And oftentimes, we do that. Yeah? We have our own dreams and ambitions and expect God to back us up. But here, inNumbers 10, verse 35and 36 says, whenever the Ark set out, Moses said, rise up, Lord, may your enemies be scattered. May your foes flee before you. And whenever it…
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…away. And so remember that arise. Here is that ancient battle cry. The ark would go out to battle with God's people. When the ark would go outNumbers 10, verse 35, they would say arise, o Lord. They're asking God to go into battle with them and for them. They knew the victory belonged to the Lord. That's what…
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…see it again and again in Scripture. There's a term that is often used in the Old Testament about people who come together and act corruptly. InNumbers 10 verse 35, Moses prayed that God would scatter or disperse their corrupt enemies. And the word there that's used in Numbers 10 verse 35 is the word in Hebrew…
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…in particularly the Old Testament, and I'm not going to survey all of them. It would take too much time, but just a couple of examples.Numbers chapter 10, verse 35, Moses prays an imprecation on the enemies of Israel. 2 Samuel 3, David against his enemies. Jeremiah 17 and 18, Jeremiah prays imprecations even…
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