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Obedience: A Study In Deuteronomy

DAY 8 OF 32

What does it say?


Moses spoke to the Israelites regarding their need for complete obedience.


What does it mean?


Love for God is demonstrated by obedience to His commands. The Israelites were instructed to love God completely – with every part of their being – and to express that love in every aspect of their lives. God’s law was to be in their hearts, to be constantly in their thoughts as a reminder of how He wanted them to live. Only then would it influence everything they said and did. Parents were instructed to use daily opportunities to teach and equip their children, the next generation, to know God and to love and obey Him. 


How should I respond?


Obedience to God is not just a Sunday thing. Genuine obedience is motivated by love that honors God with your entire life – everything you say and do, every day. But no one is perfect; we all mess up. Like the Israelites, we constantly need to be reminded of what God’s Word says. How can you allow Scripture to influence more aspects of your life? Consider having a family devotion time during dinner one night a week. Listen to worship music in the car. Index cards or sticky notes are perfect for keeping Scripture in view. Read the Bible, write verses down, and talk about them. Once Scripture permeates your heart, it will affect your thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors.

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Obedience: A Study In Deuteronomy

Deuteronomy represents the precipice between Israel's wilderness journey and their conquest to come. As God draws his people into the promised land, Moses explains and amplifies the covenantal relationship between Yahweh...

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