Questions and Answers
Moses warns them about what two types of people that would give them a miraculous sign or wonder?
Which of the following statements would reveal to Israel that a person was a false prophet?
God would use the false prophets and dreamers to ______ Israel.
What was to be done to the false prophet or dreamer?
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God had brought Israel out of Egypt and _______ them from the land of slavery.
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Israel was to actively ________ evil from among them.
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Moses lists all of the following as possible sources of enticement to worship other gods EXCEPT?
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If a friend tried to lead them after other gods, they were not to shield them or show them _______.
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One trying to turn someone away from the LORD was to be put to death by ________.
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If a town goes after other gods, all the people of the town must be killed by ________.
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What was to be done with the plunder from a town that went after other gods?
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The town of those that went after other gods was to be left a ______ forever.
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If Israel followed the commandments, the LORD would turn from his fierce anger and ________ and _________ as he promised.
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Study Notes
False Prophets and Signs
- Moses cautions against believing in prophets or dreamers who perform miracles.
- A true sign of a false prophet is leading people to worship other gods.
Testing of Faith
- God uses false prophets to test the faith of Israel.
- Adhering to God's commands is essential for true worship and faithfulness.
Punishment for False Prophets
- The prescribed punishment for a false prophet or dreamer is death.
- This serves as a severe warning against idolatry and deviation from worshiping God.
Redemption from Slavery
- God redeemed Israel from Egypt, representing deliverance from slavery.
- This emphasizes God's commitment and covenant with His people.
Purging Evil
- Israel is commanded to purge evil influences from their midst.
- This highlights the necessity of maintaining purity in worship and community.
Enticement to Idolatry
- Various sources of enticement to worship other gods include close family and friends.
- Notably, a father is not listed as a tempting influence, underlining the importance of family loyalty.
Consequences of Leading Others Astray
- A person attempting to lead others to worship other gods is to be punished by stoning.
- This reinforces the community’s responsibility to uphold fidelity to God's commands.
Dealing with Idolatrous Towns
- If a town turns to idol worship, all its inhabitants face execution by sword.
- The spoils from such a town are to be burned, leaving it as an everlasting ruin.
Restoration through Obedience
- Following God's commandments leads to compassion and increased blessings from the LORD.
- This reflects the reciprocal relationship between obedience and divine favor.
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