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08/18/2026

Deuteronomy Chapter 18 Explained – Priests and Levites, Forbidden Occult Practices & The Prophet Like Moses | The Sunday School Bible KJV Study
In Deuteronomy 18, Moses outlines God’s plan for spiritual leadership and warns strongly against occult practices. The chapter first explains the inheritance and support for the Levitical priests who minister at the sanctuary — they have no land inheritance but live from the offerings of the people. Then comes one of the strongest warnings in Scripture: Israel must not imitate the detestable practices of the Canaanite nations, including child sacrifice, divination, sorcery, witchcraft, interpreting omens, casting spells, or consulting mediums and spiritists. Finally, God promises to raise up a Prophet like Moses from among their brothers — One whose words they must listen to. These point forward to the ultimate Prophet, Jesus Christ.
This chapter contrasts true worship and true prophecy with every form of false spirituality, while showing how God provides for His servants and speaks to His people. https://youtu.be/VhzlMkaG-Ew

08/16/2026

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08/16/2026

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08/11/2026

Deuteronomy Chapter 17 Explained – Idolatry Punished, Court of Appeals, Choosing a King & Rules for Kingship. In Deuteronomy 17, Moses delivers serious instructions for maintaining purity and justice in the Promised Land. The chapter begins with commands to stone anyone who worships other gods, even if it’s your own family member. It then establishes a higher court at the place the LORD chooses for difficult legal cases, requiring obedience to the priests and judge. The final section gives guidelines for when Israel asks for a king: he must be chosen by God from among their brothers, not a foreigner, and he must not multiply horses, wives, or gold. Most importantly, the king must write a personal copy of the law and read it daily so his heart does not turn away from the LORD.
This chapter emphasizes the dangers of idolatry, the need for righteous justice, and humble leadership that stays rooted in God’s Word. https://youtu.be/3Q9t5Wmt2ow

08/05/2026

https://youtu.be/M12SYVZqCEI Summary of Numbers Chapter 25 - SSB
While camped at Sh*ttim, Israel falls into idolatry and immorality with Moabite women, joining in Baal-peor worship. God’s anger unleashes a deadly plague killing 24,000. Moses orders judgment on the guilty. When Zimri openly brings a Midianite woman into camp, Phinehas (Aaron’s grandson) boldly spears them both—stopping the plague instantly. God rewards Phinehas with a covenant of peace and eternal priesthood for his zeal.

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08/04/2026

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08/04/2026

Deuteronomy Chapter 16 Explained – The Three Annual Feasts, Rejoicing Before the Lord & Appointing Judges | The Sunday School Bible KJV Study
In Deuteronomy 16, Moses instructs Israel on three major annual feasts they must observe at the place the LORD chooses: Passover (with Unleavened Bread), the Feast of Weeks (Pentecost/Harvest), and the Feast of Tabernacles (Booths/Ingathering). Each feast calls God’s people to remember His deliverance from Egypt, celebrate His provision in the harvest, and rejoice with generous freewill offerings. Every male must appear before the LORD three times a year, bringing gifts according to how the LORD has blessed them. The chapter closes with commands to appoint honest judges and officers in every town to pursue justice without partiality or bribes.
This chapter emphasizes joyful worship, remembrance of God’s faithfulness, and righteous leadership — all flowing from wholehearted obedience and gratitude. https://youtu.be/iekw7VVW5Is

08/02/2026

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