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1. Introduction to Samuel
(OT Prophets Commentary/Samuel Commentary)

... been revealed to him” (3:7).  This happens three times and Eli takes the hint that it is YHWH speaking to Samuel and tells Samuel. And when YHWH speaks to Samuel He tells him that the words of the man ...

2. 1+2+3 and Jephthah and Samson
(teaching/Copy of Judges Commentary)

... is the anti-Samuel of the book (predictably now like Saul). Manoah, Samson's father, like Gideon before him, also spoke to this angel and did not know that he was speaking to an angel of YHWH.  The story ...

3. 1+2+3 and Jephthah and Samson
(OT Prophets Commentary/Judges Commentary)

... is the anti-Samuel of the book (predictably now like Saul). Manoah, Samson's father, like Gideon before him, also spoke to this angel and did not know that he was speaking to an angel of YHWH.  The story ...

4. Gideon and Abimelech
(teaching/Copy of Judges Commentary)

... and that raises the question of whether he might be the prophet like Moses.  The text answers this question with an emphatic NO.  He does not recognize that he is speaking to an angel of YHWH, he does ...

5. Gideon and Abimelech
(OT Prophets Commentary/Judges Commentary)

... and that raises the question of whether he might be the prophet like Moses.  The text answers this question with an emphatic NO.  He does not recognize that he is speaking to an angel of YHWH, he does ...

6. Fear God and Keep His Commandments: Canonical Context
(teaching/Canon Commentary)

... back to the wisdom task of studying the written Scriptures (especially Torah) because that was the way to know the will of God since prophets were no longer speaking until the events surrounding the return ...

7. An Interesting Inheritance (Joshua 13-21)
(teaching/Copy of Joshua Commentary)

... Jerusalem was one of the cities of Benjamin (Joshua 15:28) and more loosely speaking of Judah – it was a border city. Joshua 18-19 has the feel of the Genesis genealogy of the nations (the table of nations ...

8. An Interesting Inheritance (Joshua 13-21)
(OT Prophets Commentary/Joshua Commentary)

... Jerusalem was one of the cities of Benjamin (Joshua 15:28) and more loosely speaking of Judah – it was a border city. Joshua 18-19 has the feel of the Genesis genealogy of the nations (the table of nations ...

9. Joshua: Not a Movie Script or a History Textbook
(teaching/Copy of Joshua Commentary)

... notice that the Gibeonites in our text are Hivites?  Speaking to the Gibeonites the author tells us, “But the men of Israel said to the Hivites” (9:7).  The text is very clear that the Gibeonites are cursed ...

10. Joshua: Not a Movie Script or a History Textbook
(OT Prophets Commentary/Joshua Commentary)

... notice that the Gibeonites in our text are Hivites?  Speaking to the Gibeonites the author tells us, “But the men of Israel said to the Hivites” (9:7).  The text is very clear that the Gibeonites are cursed ...

11. Are You Sleeping? (Matt 24:36-51)
(sermons/2011 Sermons)

... their king but instead he was laid in a manger.  Herod in Jerusalem was sleeping because he had all of the children two and under in the region of Bethlehem killed.  Generally speaking, sleeping is not ...

12. Joshua Is among the Prophets
(teaching/Copy of Joshua Commentary)

... the Hebrew form of the name.  And so when Jesus gives the Great Commission He is speaking as the new Joshua leading the people into the Promised Land, only this time the land is not just "from the wilderness ...

13. Joshua Is among the Prophets
(OT Prophets Commentary/Joshua Commentary)

... the Hebrew form of the name.  And so when Jesus gives the Great Commission He is speaking as the new Joshua leading the people into the Promised Land, only this time the land is not just "from the wilderness ...

14. Israel as the New Adam (Deuteronomy 32-34)
(teaching/Copy of Deuteronomy Commentary)

... gospel going to the Gentiles in order to make Israel jealous so that some of Israel might be saved (Romans 10:19).  Indeed, Moses is speaking of what would happen “in the latter days.” It is important ...

15. Israel as the New Adam (Deuteronomy 32-34)
(OT Torah Commentary/Deuteronomy Commentary)

... gospel going to the Gentiles in order to make Israel jealous so that some of Israel might be saved (Romans 10:19).  Indeed, Moses is speaking of what would happen “in the latter days.” It is important ...

16. The Hope of a New Covenant (Deuteronomy 27-31)
(teaching/Copy of Deuteronomy Commentary)

... and keep all His commandments” (Deut 30:8). Speaking of the new covenant, the question, “It is not in heaven, that you should say, 'Who will ascend to heaven for us and bring it to us, that we may hear ...

17. The Hope of a New Covenant (Deuteronomy 27-31)
(OT Torah Commentary/Deuteronomy Commentary)

... and keep all His commandments” (Deut 30:8). Speaking of the new covenant, the question, “It is not in heaven, that you should say, 'Who will ascend to heaven for us and bring it to us, that we may hear ...

18. Continuing to Explain Torah (Deuteronomy 17-26)
(teaching/Copy of Deuteronomy Commentary)

... (20).  Also this speaking “presumptuously” (22) fits the theme of the legal decisions where someone might act “presumptuously” (17:12-13). Deuteronomy 19 lays out laws concerning cities of refuge and ...

19. Continuing to Explain Torah (Deuteronomy 17-26)
(OT Torah Commentary/Deuteronomy Commentary)

... (20).  Also this speaking “presumptuously” (22) fits the theme of the legal decisions where someone might act “presumptuously” (17:12-13). Deuteronomy 19 lays out laws concerning cities of refuge and ...

20. A Wise and Understanding People (Deuteronomy 4)
(teaching/Copy of Deuteronomy Commentary)

... called in the Hebrew). Secondly, the speech is the only place where the word aharith ("the latter days") is used in the Torah apart from introducing the major eschatological ("speaking of last things") ...