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Session 12 Video

The last session is setting the scene of Deuteronomy . We discover a formula for life. We talk about future generation and God's love.

Session 12

God who Loves

Free video resources for you and your church. Designed for use in these environments: Adult Studies, Student Ministry, Leadership Training, Personal Growth.


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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/IAZ-N2ZN3bw/g3uT03ChgmD/The Pentateuch (Jon Kehrer) 2018.pdf?dt=1661523819288

Jon Kehrer (Old Testament faculty) explores the first five books of the Old Testament, the Pentateuch, highlighting specific portraits of God such as Creator, Blessing-Giver, Protector, Savior, Gracious, and more. Each session delves into different aspects of God's character and His interaction with His people throughout the Pentateuch, providing insights into His love, loyalty, and transformative power in our lives.

The Pentateuch

Jon Kehrer explores the Pentateuch, revealing diverse portraits of God and His interactions with His people.

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Setting the Scene of Deuteronomy

A Formula for Life

- *Hear.*

- *Fear.*

- *Do.*

- *Live*

For Future Generations

God's Love

**Questions for Discussion and Reflection**

- How does our culture’s concept of love and loyalty differ from a Biblical concept of love and loyalty? Think of some ways to love as God loves in your neighborhood or workplace or family this week.

- Walter Brueggemann says that Moses knows that the Israelites will prosper and that “prosperity breeds amnesia.” Do you think this a true statement? Why or why not? If it is true, how do you see it play out in our culture today?

- Read Deuteronomy 6:4-9. The first word in this text is “hear,” or in Hebrew, “shema.” This Hebrew word means more than what we do with our ears. The word is often translated another way in the Old Testament; reading through the following passages, what other English word are the translators using to translate this Hebrew word? Genesis 26:5, 27:8; Exodus 5:2, 23:22; Numbers 27:20; Deuteronomy 34:9; Joshua 24:24; Judges 3:4; 1 Samuel 15:22. What seems to be the theme in these verses? How does this impact our understanding of Deuteronomy 6:4-9?

- What does Hear - Fear - Do - Live look like in your context? 

- How have these studies changed your perspective about God?

God who Loves

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