Old Testament – Page 64 – A Thimble-full of Theology for Daily Living

Daily Thoughts from Exodus: Learning Worship and Rest (23:10-19)

Ironically, we need to work at rest, preparing ourselves for it and planning it well.

The poor deserve justice just like everyone else and those who pervert it will face

The man or woman who cannot discipline his or her sexual desires and is ready to

We see, then, the justification for jurisprudence, the consideration of motives and

Yahweh will determine how we conduct our lives and His concern of love for those

Ownership of property and loving your neighbor by not envying it or stealing it,

Our worship must be about honoring God in the way He describes rather than our own

Now when all the people saw the thunder and the flashes of lightning and the sound

The need for honesty in all our dealings is a natural implication of the ninth commandment.

There is something distinctively different about the tenth commandment which sets

If there were no private ownership, there could be no stealing, but “You shall

Our culture is looking for ways to represent adultery as an acceptable alternative

The sixth commandment is not properly translated, “You shall not kill.” Killing

This is the commandment for little kids, right? Wrong! It is for grown-ups, as well.

Do you trust the Lord to take care of you or do you feel the need to work all the