Theonomoney

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy takes a break from the Ten Commandments series and has Will Drzycimski on again, but this time instead of talking about art, they are talking about missions and how it changes the world because since Will was last on two years ago, he and his wife have joined her family as missionaries to Mexico.

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All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your economic decision, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy begins looking at the Sixth Commandment, the prohibition on murder. He addresses some introductory matters on it, such as grounding it in the Imago Dei, murder of the heart as a sin related to this Commandment but not a crime, and how Jezebel murdered Naboth in I Kings 21.

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https://thewestminsterstandard.org/westminster-larger-catechism/ 

All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your economic decision, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy conlcues our time looking at the Fifth Commandment. He walks the Fifth Commandment through each of the Spheres of Sovereignty and also some economic applications.

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https://thewestminsterstandard.org/westminster-larger-catechism/ 

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All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your economic decision, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy continues looking at the Fifth Commandment. He looks at the blessing, or promise, given with the Fifth Commandment, as well as the rebellious, incorrigible son who is given the punishment of execution in Deuteronomy 21.

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All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your economic decision, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy continues looking at the Fifth Commandment. He covers several topics related to the Fifth Commandment, such as Proverbs and the Fifth Commandment, adult children and honoring their parents, and other topics.

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All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your economic decision, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy begins looking at the Fifth Commandment. He gives some general, inroductory information about it and applies it some to modern life, particularly areas where it is currently popular to violate it.

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https://thewestminsterstandard.org/westminster-larger-catechism/ 

All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your economic decision, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy finishes the episodes on the Fourth Commandment, the Commandment on the Sabbath. He applies this Command to each of the spheres of sovereignty and addresses some of its economic implications to close out the time in the Ten Commadnments series on the Fourth Commandment.

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All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your economic decision, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy continues looking at the Fourth Commandment, the Commandment on the Sabbath. He addresses many aspects of the Sabbath related to rest and worship, and how rest is essential for humans.

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All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your economic decision, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy continues looking at the Fourth Commandment, the Commandment on the Sabbath. He talks about how the Fourth Commandment relates to work and laziness, land Sabbaths and how they related to the Old Testament Exile, and more.

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This month on Theonomoney, Jeremy continues looking at the Fourth Commandment, the Commandment on the Sabbath. He explains exceptions for works of necessity and works of mercy, and also talks about slaves and the Sabbath and ties that into a modern example that may affect nearly every listener.

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Additional Note:

A passage helpful on the topic of works of necessity and works of mercy not mentioned in this episode is John 7:22-23, where Jesus points out that if a newborn boy’s eighth day falls on the Sabbath, the Jewish leaders will do the work of circumcision on the Sabbath, but they got mad at Jesus when He healed on the Sabbath. The Jewish leaders rightly recognized the work of necessity of obeying God’s Laws on circumcision, even on the Sabbath, but did not extend that to the work of mercy of Jesus’ healing on the Sabbath, or the work of necessity of plucking heads of grain on the Sabbath while walking through a grain field.