# MASS 2021 4 Q LESSON 11: Cara angwaka rusire ta usile vulega ri a rii

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Language: en

Published: 2021-12-14T00:00:07+00:00

Source creator: Ma`di Adult Sabbath School

Duration: 5787 seconds

## Description

Read for This Week’s Study: 2 Kings 22, Neh. 9:6, Jer.
7:1–7, Ps. 148:4, Jer. 29:13, Mic. 6:1–8, Dan. 9:1–19.
Memory Text: “ ‘The Lord delighted only in your fathers, to love
them; and He chose their descendants after them, you above all
peoples, as it is this day’ ” (Deuteronomy 10:15, NKJV).
One of the fascinating things about the Bible, especially the Old
Testament, is how often it refers or alludes to itself; that is, later
writers in the Old Testament refer to earlier ones, using them
and their writings to make their point.
Psalm 81, for example, goes back to the book of Exodus and then
almost quotes verbatim from the preamble of the Ten Commandments
when the psalmist writes: “I am the Lord your God, who brought you
out of the land of Egypt” (Ps. 81:10, NKJV).
All through the Old Testament, Genesis—especially the Creation
story—is referenced, such as in “I beheld the earth, and indeed it was
without form, and void; and the heavens, they had no light” (Jer. 4:23,
NKJV; see also Gen. 1:2).
And, yes, many times the later writers of the Old Testament, such as
the prophets, referred back to the book of Deuteronomy, which played
such a central role in the covenantal life of early Israel. This week we
will focus on how the book was used by later writers. What parts of
Deuteronomy did they use, and what points were they making that have
relevance for us today?

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