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Ep 26 – Do You Fear God?
In this episode, Frances Hogan builds on the ninth and tenth commandments as mentioned in Chapter 20. She then discusses the moral, civil, and sacrificial dimensions of the laws found in Chapters 21 to 23. These laws aim to foster a community characterized by justice, kindness, and reverence for God's holiness
The ninth commandment admonishes against bearing false witness, stressing the importance of truthfulness and integrity in all relationships. Meanwhile, the tenth commandment warns against coveting, highlighting the peril of nurturing selfish desires.
Central to the Ten Commandments is the principle of love. The Israelites' initial response to God's presence at Mount Sinai was marked by fear. In the Old Testament context, Hogan explains how fear served as a deterrent against disobedience and highlighted their awareness of their own shortcomings in the face of God's holiness. This emphasis on fear contrasts with the New Testament's focus on love as the driving force behind obedience and righteousness.
Bible References:
- Ex.20:18-21 – They are confronted with the presence of an all-holy God, and it overwhelms them. The primary motivation God provides for them to serve Him properly is fear
- Phil.2:1-11 – Jesus, the perfect servant
- Lk.2:49 & Jn.6:38 – Jesus came down from heaven not to do His own will, but to do the will of His Father
- Eph.1:3 – Christ has prepared all the spiritual blessings that are possible, but how many of us actually possessed them?
- Ex.23:20-23 – This isn't just any angel; no other angel in the Bible is described in this manner or holds such authority over God's people. They demand obedience and act as judges. So, who could this be?
- Ex.23:30 – God knows how to deal with us, and our greatest enemies are not external but internal
We delve into the captivating history of how God liberated the children of Israel from slavery, forging them into a nation of His own. Frances Hogan, the renowned Irish scripture scholar, guides us through the pages of Exodus, unlocking the timeless wisdom and insights that will enrich your understanding of scripture.
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By Shalom World PodcastsIn this episode, Frances Hogan builds on the ninth and tenth commandments as mentioned in Chapter 20. She then discusses the moral, civil, and sacrificial dimensions of the laws found in Chapters 21 to 23. These laws aim to foster a community characterized by justice, kindness, and reverence for God's holiness
The ninth commandment admonishes against bearing false witness, stressing the importance of truthfulness and integrity in all relationships. Meanwhile, the tenth commandment warns against coveting, highlighting the peril of nurturing selfish desires.
Central to the Ten Commandments is the principle of love. The Israelites' initial response to God's presence at Mount Sinai was marked by fear. In the Old Testament context, Hogan explains how fear served as a deterrent against disobedience and highlighted their awareness of their own shortcomings in the face of God's holiness. This emphasis on fear contrasts with the New Testament's focus on love as the driving force behind obedience and righteousness.
Bible References:
- Ex.20:18-21 – They are confronted with the presence of an all-holy God, and it overwhelms them. The primary motivation God provides for them to serve Him properly is fear
- Phil.2:1-11 – Jesus, the perfect servant
- Lk.2:49 & Jn.6:38 – Jesus came down from heaven not to do His own will, but to do the will of His Father
- Eph.1:3 – Christ has prepared all the spiritual blessings that are possible, but how many of us actually possessed them?
- Ex.23:20-23 – This isn't just any angel; no other angel in the Bible is described in this manner or holds such authority over God's people. They demand obedience and act as judges. So, who could this be?
- Ex.23:30 – God knows how to deal with us, and our greatest enemies are not external but internal
We delve into the captivating history of how God liberated the children of Israel from slavery, forging them into a nation of His own. Frances Hogan, the renowned Irish scripture scholar, guides us through the pages of Exodus, unlocking the timeless wisdom and insights that will enrich your understanding of scripture.
Shalom World Podcasts: https://www.shalomworld.org/podcasts
Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087483505045
Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/