Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Deuteronomy Worksheet - Chapter 10

Review & Intro:  Moses has reminded the people as they are about to enter the promised land how the Lord gave them tests in the wilderness to humble them and see what was in their heart for the Lord.  He will remind them in Chapter 10 how the Lord was gracious to rewrite the 10 commandments for them and then He will tell them what the Lord requires from them.  It will only be responsible if they circumcise their hearts and stop having a stiff neck.  Have we had our hearts circumcised by Him? 
Deuteronomy-Outline
Deuteronomy Chapter 10 - Observation Questions
1.  After Moses had shattered the first set of commandments that the Lord had written when he witnessed the worship of the golden calf led by his brother, the High Priest, Aaron .... We see the Lord's grace in being willing to rewrite them again on stones.  This time, what must Moses do? vs. 1 - Name 3 things
2.  What was Moses to do with the tablets after the Lord rewrote the commandments on them? vs. 2
3.  Moses made an ark of acacia wood, cut out two tablets of stone like the former ones, and went up on the mountain with the two tablets in his hand. (vs.3)  Do you think it was easy for a man over 100 years of age now to go up the mountain with those tablets in hand? 
4.  Who wrote on the tablets like the former writing of the 10 commandments? vs. 4
Note:  Moses brought the tablets down the mountain and put them in the ark that he had made for them. (vs.5) ... Moses inserts some information here for us to know regarding Aaron's death and how Eleazar his son ministered as priest in his place (vs. 6) ...
5.  As they journeyed on from Gudgodah to Jotbathah, what did the land have there? vs. 7
6.  At that time, who did the Lord set apart to carry the ark of the covenant and to serve Him and bless His name? vs. 8
7.  As a result of full-time ministry work, the tribe of Levi did not have a portion of the land or inheritance with the other tribes.  Who is their inheritance? vs. 9
8.  Moses was on the mountain the 2nd time the same as the 1st time.  How many days and nights was he there? vs. 10
Note:  The Lord listened to Moses as he interceded for the people. (vs.10) ... The Lord gave him the go ahead to lead Israel on toward the land that was promised to their forefathers. (vs.11).
9.  What did the Lord require of Israel? vs.12,13 - List 7 things
10.  What is the result of doing these things? vs. 13
11.  What belongs to the Lord? vs. 14 - List 4 things
12.  Although all of this belongs to the Lord, who did He set His affection upon? vs. 15
13.  In response to His love for them, they were to circumcise their hears and stop having a stiff neck. (vs.16)  What does it mean to circumcise the heart?  Comment on the verses below:
  • Deuteronomy 30:6 -
  • Ezekiel 11:19 -
  • Ezekiel 36:26 -
  • Jeremiah 4:4 -
  • Romans 2:28,29 -
  • Galatians 5:6 -
  • Colossians 2:11 -
14.  Back to Deuteronomy 10.  Fill in the blank from Deut.10:17 - "For the Lord your God is the God of _____ and the Lord of _____, the _____, the _____, and the ______ God who does not show _____ nor take a _____."
15.  Who does the Lord execute "justice" for ? vs. 18 - List 3 groups given
16.  How does the Lord show His care for them? vs. 18
17.  How were they to treat the aliens among them? vs. 19
18.  Another fill in the blank from verse 20,21 ..... "You shall _____ the Lord your God; you shall _____ Him and ______ to Him, and you shall swear by His name. (vs.20) ... He is your ______ and He is your _____, who has done these great and awesome things for you which your eyes have seen." (vs.21)
19.  How many people were in the family of Jacob (Israel) when they went down to Egypt during the famine of Joseph's time? vs. 22
20.  How many people were in the family of Israel at this time when ready to enter the promised land? vs. 22
21.  How how God kept His promises to father Abraham?  Comment on the verse below:
  • Genesis 26:4 -
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 Application:
22.  The Lord told them to circumcise their hearts and stop having a stiff neck.  Are you a person with a stiff neck toward the things of the Lord?  The picture is one of being hard headed and not willing to change your ways.  It comes back to being humble and not proud.  Pride in our own ways and ideas is rebellion.  We need to find out what the Lord wants from us and do it "His" way.  Review what He told them to do in regard to having a relationship with Him.  Summarize Deuteronomy 10:12,13, and 19-21
23.  What are things we have been told to do as believers to keep our hearts humble and not hardened toward God?
  • Matthew 11:29 -
  • Ephesians 4:26 -
  • Ephesians 4:31 -
  • Philippians 2:3 -
  • Colossians 3:8 -
  • James 1:19,20 -
  • James 1:21 -
  • James 4:10 -
  • Hebrews 3:13 -
  • 1 Peter 5:5b -
  • 1 Peter 5:6 -
24.  What are steps we can take to avoid a hardened heart and stay humble before the Lord?
25.  We are told in this chapter that we are to "cling" to the Lord.  Rewrite Deuteronomy 10:20 below and comment on the other verses as well.
  • Deuteronomy 10:20 -
  • Deuteronomy 13:4 -
  • Joshua 23:8 -
  • Psalm 119:31 -
  • Jeremiah 13:11 -
  • Romans 12:9 -
26.  In a day where we are taught against codependence and self exaltation, does it seem unnatrual for you to "cling" to the higher power of the Lord?  Please comment.
27.  Summarize this lesson and post a prayer if you would like.

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