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Thought questions
- Is Moshe comparing YHWH with the other deities in Deut. 4:34?
- What is meant in Deut. 4:1 by “statutes” and “judgments”?
- How do the English translations rendered as “statutes” and “judgments” compare with the New International Version renderings of the same Hebrew words as “decrees” and “laws”?
- Statutes = “cut in stone”
- Judgments = mitzvot
- Command = enjoin or impose a course of action
- What is meant in Deut. 4:4 by “you who hold fast to the LORD are alive today”?
- What are we to “be careful to observe” (Deut. 4:6)?
- Do people around us see wisdom in us when we “observe carefully” God’s instructions?
- How do the English translations rendered as “statutes” and “judgments” compare with the New International Version renderings of the same Hebrew words as “decrees” and “laws”?
- Why do we pray?
- How does Deut. 4:7 explain prayer?
- Does God hear sinners?
- When does God start listening again?
- Why are anniversaries, memorials and festivals so important?
- How does Deut. 4:9 speak to the heart situation involved?
- When you see the word “assembly” in the Torah, Prophets and Writings, as in Deut. 4:10, what festival is referred to?
- Did God create the mind or heart evil?
- How can the heart be “deceitful above all things”?
- How does this expose the chasm between God’s wisdom and the world’s?
- What makes the New Covenant worthless?
- How is the “fear of the LORD” the key of knowledge and wisdom?
- What is this knowledge that comes with the “fear of the LORD”?
- What is it that truly matters in life?
- Deut. 18:18
- Why is it important to hear the “words of Moshe”?
- How does Deut. 18:15-19 explain this?
- Wouldn’t it be better to hear it directly from God?
- What did the people hear when the Messiah was speaking?
- What did Yeshua say about how much He could do without the Father?
- How does the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus explain the need to hear both “the song of Moshe” and “the song of the Lamb”?