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Chinese2/25/2009 民事訴訟之例(一)English
經文:晨-申命記17、18章  晚-申命記19、20章
中心思想:申命記18:9-22
提要

        除了宗教的獻祭之例,摩西也規定民法,處理境內百姓爭訟之事。聖潔不僅是會幕內的事,真理的公斷亦需在日常生活中彰顯,摩西以其高瞻遠矚的眼光,提醒百姓三件事:1.立王必由上帝揀選;2.查驗先知預言的真偽;3.設立逃城,保護誤殺人者。

17

18

19

20

立王治國

興起先知

保護無辜

先禮後兵

政府法令

民間法令

每日與主同行

        想想看,你最近一次和迷信有關的是那件事?回答這問題前,先看看上帝禁戒以色列人勿隨從異邦的惡俗:占卜、觀兆、邪術、交鬼等,再比較今日基督徒偶而會做、似乎無害的事。
        .看有關迷信的書或電影。
        .用撲克牌、星座、碟仙算命。
        .用黃曆、水晶球決定今天的活動。
        你有沒有和耶和華上帝所憎惡的事沾上邊?上帝說:「行這些事的民要被趕出這地。」(18:12)屬上帝的子民決不能在撒但的事上有份,反省你的生活中有沒有那些無關緊要的迷信事情?今天就把它對付掉,因上帝要你完全獻身。

默想

        「給我立一個王,否則讓我死」
        由於以色列人渴望立王,像四圍的國一樣(他們都有王治理)。上帝知道就及早給他們立王的律法,雖然直到掃羅才開始,但耶和華的君王與外邦君王是完全不同的。以色列的君王是上帝立約的僕人(17:15),必須遵守所立的約(17:18-19)。外邦的君王是最高權威的象徵,在以色列,耶和華乃是至高的權威。

金言

上帝的話安定在天,永不動搖。

English

2/25/2009 Civil Laws in the Land
Scriptures:Deuteronomy 17-20
Heart of the Passage:Deuteronomy 18:9-22
Overview

        In addition to the laws regulating national worship, Moses delivers a set of civil laws to be used in governing the internal affairs of the nation. Holiness should not be practiced in the tabernacle only. Justice, truthfulness, and humane treatment must characterize all the nation's dealings. Moses anticipates three situations that are sure to arise once the people are in the Promised Land: (1) the desire to crown a king; (2) the need to examine a prophet's credentials to determine if he speaks for God; and (3) the need for a refuge to protect those who have committed manslaughter unintentionally.

Chapter 17

Chapter 18

Chapter 19

Chapter 20

Crowning

a King

Proving

a Prophet

Protecting

the Innocent

Winning

a War

Governmental Laws

Humanitarian Laws

Your Daily Walk

        When was the last time you had a brush with the occult?
        Before you lightly pass off that question, consider the pagan activities that the Israelites were strictly forbidden to practice: magic spells, witchcraft, interpreting omens, consulting with spirits. Now compare that list with some of the seemingly harmless activities Christians sometimes engage in today:
        • reading books or viewing movies dealing with the occult
        • foretelling (he future using cards, stars, or Ouija hoards
        • planning the day's activities on the basis of a horoscope
        Are you dabbling with the very things God has told you to despise? God told His people, "All that do these things are an abomination unto the LORD" (18:12). Those who belong to God have no business trafficking in the things of Satan. Check up on your life for any innocent-looking forms of the occult, and deal with them today. For God expects your full devotion.

Insight

        "Give Me a King or Give Me Death"
        Because of Israel's desire to be like the neighboring countries (who all had kings), God granted her an earthly kingship, beginning with Saul. Even so, Jahweh's kings were radically different from other kings. Israel's king was a fellow servant of the covenant (17:15) and had to obey it (17:18-19). The king was the ultimate authority in other countries; in Israel, Jahweh was the ultimate authority.

Adage

God's laws last longer than those who break them.


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