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Deuteronomy 19 sets out three bodies of law given to Israel for life in the land: the cities of refuge for the unintentional manslayer, the landmark boundary laws protecting inherited property, and the requirements for witnesses in legal proceedings. The sermon works through each section in turn, attending to the distinctions Moses draws between accidental killing and premeditated murder, and considers how these civil regulations reflect the character of God and the justice he requires of his people. Main points: - the cities of refuge and the distinction between unintentional and intentional homicide - the prohibition against removing a neighbour's landmark - the law of witnesses and the principle of proportional punishment for false testimony Scripture references: - Numbers 35:9-34 - Deuteronomy 19:1-21 - Matthew 18:16 - 2 Corinthians 13:1 - 1 Timothy 5:19 - Hebrews 10:28 Free Grace Baptist Church — https://www.freegrace.ca Full transcript & sermon notes: https://sermons.freegrace.ca/sermons/bible-study-deuteronomy-19-laws-concerning-homicide-and-witnesses Description generated by Tyrannus.ai: https://www.tyrannus.ai

"A Pastor's Study"- Amos

The parable of the vine-owner causes the leaders to challenge Him with questions. Then Jesus has one of His own. The widow's amazing gift.

While not desiring God's wrath to fall on people, it is reassuring as we suffer the relentless, stiff-necked rebellion and wickedness of the world in general to know that God WILL reward those fools one day! Also Reference: James 5:7-8 https://bbfohio.com

In this lecture, Jonathan Arnold teaches that the canon of Scripture consists of books inspired by God and providentially preserved, whose authority the church recognises rather than confers. The Protestant canon of sixty-six books reflects this principle, upheld through the early church and Reformation. Scripture's authority rests upon its Divine origin, internal harmony, spiritual power, and the inward witness of the Holy Spirit. The Apocrypha, although historically included in some Bibles for reading, does not possess inspired authority and cannot establish doctrine. Confidence in God's preservation extends to Scripture's contents. Believers are therefore called to receive, study, and obey God's Word as the rule of faith and life.

Grab your Bible and join us from the Chatham Transition Ministry weekly study. Today we learned the effects of Adam's sin. Adam spiritually died. His act of sin was imputed to all his posterity. Every human being has also inherited a sinful nature, which expresses itself constantly under the reigning power of sin. Our first parents fell from original righteousness and communion with God; the guilt of that sin was imputed, and a corrupted nature conveyed, to all their posterity descending by ordinary generation. From that corruption proceed all actual transgressions. The same corruption remains, though not reigning, in the regenerate.