Deuteronomy, 33
11. Bless, O Yahweh, his courage and accept his service. Strike the back of his foes, that his enemies may not rise against him anymore."
11. Bless, O Yahweh, his courage and accept his service. Strike the back of his foes, that his enemies may not rise against him anymore."
Deuteronomy 33 is a final blessing of Moses on the tribes of Israel before his death. Each tribe receives a blessing and Moses highlights God's greatness and his faithfulness to fulfill his promises. The chapter also emphasizes the importance of God's obedience and protection for Israel, and ends with God's exaltation as the only true and powerful God.
1 Kings 8:56: "Blessed be the Lord, who gave rest to his people Israel, according to all that he had promised, not one word failed all his good promises he made through Moses, his servant." This verse highlights God's faithfulness to fulfill His promises, which is an important theme in Deuteronomy 33. Moses blesses the tribes of Israel, reminding them of the importance of trusting God, which always fulfills their promises.
Psalm 18:2: "The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my liberator; my God, my rock in which I take refuge; my shield, and the strength of my salvation, my high refuge. " This verse highlights God's protection for its people, which is an important theme in Deuteronomy 33. Moses blesses the tribes of Israel, reminding them of the importance of trusting God, which always protects and saves His people.
Isaiah 43:11: "I, I am the Lord, and outside of me there is no Savior." This verse emphasizes God's exaltation as the only true and powerful God, which is an important theme in Deuteronomy.
Psalm 68:4: "Sing to God, sing praises to His name; praise the one who goes upon the heavens, for His name is the Lord, rejoice before Him." This verse also emphasizes God's exaltation as the only true and powerful God. Moses blesses the tribes of Israel, reminding them of the importance of worshiping God and trusting in Him as the only true God.
Romans 11:26: "And thus all Israel will be saved, as it is written, 'The liberator shall come from, and he shall depart from Jacob the impiies.'" This verse highlights the importance of Israel as God's chosen people and how He will fulfill your promises about them. Moses blesses the tribes of Israel, reminding them of the importance of trusting God and fulfilling their commandments so that they can receive the blessings promised by Him.
“Não se fixe voluntariamente naquilo que o inimigo da alma lhe apresenta.” São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina