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Deuteronomy 3

Deuteronomy 3

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Sep 30, 2026

Julia SandersPANELIST
35:18
Right.
Julia SandersPANELIST
35:19
So there's this, another one from Deuteronomy 3:24, and then it goes on to chapter 4, verses, verse 22.
Julia SandersPANELIST
35:25
Um, uh, Nima, do you wanna repeat some of these or talk about this one?
NemoPANELIST
35:27
Sure, yeah.
Julia SandersPANELIST
35:11
Right, right.
Julia SandersPANELIST
35:13
So there's another one from Deuteronomy 3, 24, and then it goes on to chapter 4, verse 22.
Julia SandersPANELIST
35:18
Nima, do you want to repeat some of these or talk about this one? Sure,
NemoPANELIST
35:22
yeah.
SteveHOST
0:00
Hey everybody, it's Steve here with some comments on Deuteronomy chapter 4, this continuation of Moses' long speech to the entire nation, reminding them.
SteveHOST
0:09
Now in chapter 3, Deuteronomy 3, he was reminding them about past victories to give them faith for future battles.
SteveHOST
0:17
In chapter 4, he's reminding them about past mistakes.
SteveHOST
0:22
To help them get future inheritance.
SteveHOST
0:26
Remembering past mistakes in order for future inheritance.
SteveHOST
1:59
Let's not be like that.
SteveHOST
2:00
Let's serve him wholeheartedly.
SteveHOST
2:03
That's the big idea in Deuteronomy chapter four.
Bill WieseGUEST
12:37
There's even scripture for that.
Bill WieseGUEST
12:38
Genesis 6, 4, Deuteronomy 3, 11.
Bill WieseGUEST
12:41
Some others indicate that.
Bill WieseGUEST
12:43
But they were pacing in the cell like a vicious, caged animal.

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Bill WieseGUEST
28:48
And you understand nobody has given you a thought.
Bill WieseGUEST
28:51
Because, right, we don't think about people in hell.
Bill WieseGUEST
28:54
Psalms 88, 12, Isaiah 26, 14, Deuteronomy 32, 26, all explain that you're forgotten
Matt RidleyHOST
28:59
in hell.
Phil BlairGUEST
15:56
Every plague exposed the emptiness of Egypt's gods and revealed the greatness of the Lord.
Phil BlairGUEST
16:05
Later Moses reflects on this again in Deuteronomy 3.
Phil BlairGUEST
16:08
He says, Sovereign Lord, you have begun to show your servant your greatness and your strong hand.
Phil BlairGUEST
16:13
For what God is there in heaven or on earth who can do the deeds and mighty works you do? Once again, it's the same question.
Steve EstesGUEST
24:07
And then after all that, as God has, as it were, baited him with the promised land, God says you will never see that land or set foot on it once.
Steve EstesGUEST
24:16
So we read that in Deuteronomy 3, verse 23 and following, Moses said, this is Moses at the end of his life, talking to the Israelites, recounting it.
Steve EstesGUEST
24:24
He said, at that time, I pleaded with the Lord.
Steve EstesGUEST
24:29
Oh, sovereign Lord, he said, let me go over and see that good land behind the Jordan, that fine hill country in Lebanon.
Larry NoblesHOST
11:59
Now, we know this because God has promised it, and his character is faithful.
Larry NoblesHOST
12:05
Deuteronomy 3, 8 says, The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you.
Larry NoblesHOST
12:11
He will never leave you nor forsake you.
Larry NoblesHOST
12:14
Hebrews 13.5 repeats that promise.
Matt BernicoHOST
23:05
Okay, but here's, here's one more piece of the puzzle here to triangulate our answer.
Matt BernicoHOST
23:10
This is from Deuteronomy 3-
Dean DettloffHOST
23:11
Hang on, hang on, just drawing the triangle.
Matt BernicoHOST
23:13
Yeah.
Jim LangeGUEST
24:26
He struck covenant with Israel to make her his bride.
Jim LangeGUEST
24:31
And because she distanced herself from him and neglected him and rejected him, he actually issued a certificate of divorce to his bride in Deuteronomy 3.
Jim LangeGUEST
24:45
Check it out.
Jim LangeGUEST
24:46
And even in Isaiah 50 verse 1, he also divorces Israel, but this one was like a short-term divorce.
Chuck MisslerHOST
11:27
You can study that passage and some scholars hold the fact that his ministry was interrupted and I'll show you how in a minute.
Chuck MisslerHOST
11:35
And from Numbers 20 and Deuteronomy 3 are chapters you can explore that subject.
Chuck MisslerHOST
11:40
Elijah's ministry also is interrupted, 1 Kings 17, 19, 2 Kings 2 and so forth.
Chuck MisslerHOST
11:51
perhaps just a little conjectural here, but I suspect they're not incomplete in the sense that they're about to be completed.

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