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66 Verses to Explain the Bible - Deuteronomy (Patreon)

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Esau breaks down how a passage in Deuteronomy should inform our sense of compassion towards people who are not like us.

Comments

Ginny Olson

Love this series! I find myself pondering it through the week.

Ben Kucenski

It's really unfortunate how, despite Jesus making it clear, so many churches pretend that the Old Testament law doesn't matter. When you know the OT law, you are much better able to recognize how often Jesus was teaching it. In one of the "Utopia" books I've read recently (they all blur together), one of the requirements was that the law would be read every year WITHOUT interpretation. I cannot recommend enough to go get the list of 613 laws from an authentic Jewish source. Remove all of their interpretation and leave just the verses. Go read them.

Charlotte Sievert

Thank you, Esau. Really good stuff. This is the kind of discipling that I and others in the church of Christ need!!! (blessings and appreciation from a fellow Anglican)

Darcy MacCallum

Thanks so much Esau—for the surprise of which verse you pick for each book, and the profound challenge and encouragement that comes with that choice. Today what jumped at me was the way you explained the practice of leaving some grain for the foreigners and windows and others on the edge of society. Paraphrasing: Even in a prosperous society, some people have less… so the Israelites were called not to maximize profits. Wow. What a word to a society today that often valorizes greed and demonizes need.

Esther Luna

Thank you, Professor. Now that is counter-cultural! DON'T maximize profits??!

Jess

Love this one, thank you Esau.

Joy Diaz

So rich. Thank you

Jodi-wan

Esau, this series brings me such joy but also much thought! Also, my husband doesn't have much knowledge of the Bible, so this is a fantastic way to introduce him to books he hasn't yet read.

Melissa Stewart

I just really love this series. It’s a quick devotional-like listen and it makes me happy. Thanks, Esau!

Rebecca

This is a great series. I’m really enjoying it. I love how God tells us to remember where we came from and to help others who are in need both financially as we can and spiritually. Thx Esau.

Laura Harper

We listen to this series as a family. I couldn’t find Leviticus or Numbers. But I understand if they were intentionally skipped.

Jennifer

Deuteronomy song for my 66 Verses playlist: Give Us Your Heart, by People & Songs