Deuteronomy 24 - 26
DeuteronomySteve Gregg
This discussion delves into the complexities of Deuteronomy 24-26, interpreting the rationale behind the laws presented. The speaker analyzes a long and complex sentence in Deuteronomy 24:1-4 which can be interpreted in different ways. He explores the grounds for divorce and the issue of remarriage, emphasizing that the law does not specifically prohibit remarriage. The talk also covers various other laws and customs related to lending, harvests, and marriage.
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Deuteronomy 27 - 28
Deuteronomy
This session provides an in-depth analysis of Deuteronomy chapters 27-28 by Bible teacher Steve Gregg. The chapters focus on blessings and curses base
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Deuteronomy 29 - 30
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Steve Gregg discusses the covenant between God and the Israelites in Deuteronomy 29-30, warning them of the consequences of not keeping their obligati
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Deuteronomy 22 - 23
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Expounding on Deuteronomy 22-23, Steve Gregg explains how these laws are not directly related to tabernacle worship, but rather concentrate on prevent
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