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The same power that raised and exalted Christ to His position as head over all is at work in the heart of every believer.

In this Bible Study, God commands Israel concerning divorce and laws pertaining to fairness and Biblical justice.

We need the enlightening work of the Holy Spirit to fully understand and relate to God. The eyes of our heart need divine focus to perceive more fully God, and His work in us, and for us.

In this Bible Study, God commands Israel concerning restrictions on three classes of people and miscellaneous laws covering different subjects. The commands are meant to show how the Israelites should treat one another.

The Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus Christ is the eternal hope for the believer. Because God raised Christ from the dead, we have a hope beyond this life. Because Christ ascended back to His glory, seated at the right hand of the Father, we have in Him a faithful High Priest and King who intercedes and advocates for us.

In this chapter, God commands Israel regarding caring for their neighbors, caring for animals, and sexual immorality. These commands were given to separate Israel from the practices of the pagan nations.

Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem is a fulfillment of prophecy concerning His Messiahship.

Deuteronomy 21 Wednesday night bible study

The Holy Spirit secures the saints' future for us and for God, to the praise of His glory.

In this chapter, God commands Israel concerning warfare. Their wars must be fought with God's strength, with courage, with no distractions, and with no collateral damage.

It Is Gods sovereign will to accomplish our salvation to the praise of His glorious name.

In this Bible study, we examine God's commandments for Israel concerning the cities of refuge for manslayers (and what to do with murderers), personal property, and the role of witnesses (and what to do with false witnesses).

As faithful saints, God has blessed us with wisdom and insight into the mystery of His Will, and what is His Will? That Christ should have the preeminence.

How are we to live/be in suffering. The focus of our suffering is the Will of God.

In this passage, God gives Israel the commands concerning their future kings, that they should be a king of His choosing and that the kings should be faithful to Him in their living and in adhering to His Word.

As faithful saints, God has redeemed us from the bondage of sin through the shed blood of Jesus Christ and He has granted us forgiveness of sins.

Chapter 16 describes the festivals of Passover, Weeks, and Booths. Each commemorates an event from Israel's history. Chapter 17 describes how Israel is to relate to each other in regards to transgressors among them.

As faithful saints, God has predestined us to adoption as sons. Because we are adopted into God's family, we are to bear resemblance to God, our Father and His Son Jesus Christ.

In this bible study, God gives commands to Israel concerning their dietary laws, tithing and giving, and how to treat the poor and enslaved among them. The purpose is to separate Israel from the pagan nations around them. Israel is a holy and separate nation and their practices are to reflect that.

As Faithful Saints, God has predestined us to live holy and blameless before Him.