Deuteronomy 29:10 Intense in their significance, fresh in their solemnity, as when Moses uttered them to the listening multitudes on the farther shores of Jordan, the echo of these warning words rolls to us across the centuries. They express the formative principle, the regulating conception, the i... [ Continue Reading ]
Deuteronomy 29:19 Certain temptations assail us as powerfully through the imagination as if they assumed the most distinctly palpable and tangible form. Eve was assailed through her imagination when the devil said to her, "Ye shall be as gods;" and Jesus Christ was assailed through His imagination... [ Continue Reading ]
Deuteronomy 29:29 I. There are certain domains of thought and government accessible to none but God. II. Impenetrable secrecy is compatible with paternal benevolence. III. Divine secrecy is no plea for human disobedience. In the words of our text we have: (1) an acknowledgment of a Divine revelat... [ Continue Reading ]