What The Bible Says About Generational Differences, Respect & Honour | Tolulope Moody

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Have you ever had somebody come and tell you what you obviously already knew, but in a very annoying way, somebody comes to tell you that, ah, it's been three years we left school.

You still don't have a job.

I know I don't have a job.

You are now telling me again, you know.

Or somebody tells you that, sure, you know, your ex is getting married next week.

Of course I know.

I have been stalking.

I followed, I even saw the proposal, I've watched it 20 times.

All right, thank you, right? In a very annoying way.

Someone comes and says that your hair is not growing well.

You think I don't know? Or that you're adding weight.

You can go on and on, right? People tell you things that you obviously know.

It's, or maybe when you're in school and you are writing and the examiner comes and he's like, you have two more minutes.

Yes, I know.

You're adding more pressure.

And it was that kind of thing that happens in Deuteronomy 34.

Moses dies, basically.

That's what happens in Deuteronomy 34.

When you pick it in verse 5, what the Bible tells us outright is that Moses died.

Now in verse 6, they buried Moses, or God buried Moses.

Verse 8, the Bible says that there was 30 days of mourning, right? The whole Israel was crying and mourning for 30 days.

Okay, so of course we know Moses is dead.

Now, the next chapter, which is Joshua chapter 1, God then shows up to Joshua from verse 1.

After the death of Moses, the Lord then comes to speak to Joshua.