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  1. 12:45 Idolatry is in there. Enmity, jealousy, rivalries, envy. He's got more than I've got. Why does he have more than I have, god? Idolatry, thievery, greed, despising the words of the prophets. Awake Sleeper and Rise from the Dead
  2. 46:06 Sexual morality, any impurity, or greed, covetousness, wanting to have more than you have is greed. And that hits the list pretty pretty regularly too. Idolatry is when you desire something more than you desire God. You worship things, idolatry is in there. Enmity, jealousy, rivalries, envy. Awake, Sleeper, and Rise from the Dead
  3. 46:31 He's got more than I've got. Why does he have more than I have, god? Idolatry, thievery, greed, despising the words of the prophets. That one's in there too. That's one of those. Awake, Sleeper, and Rise from the Dead
  4. 24:02 Woe to him who says to a wooden thing, awake to a silent stone, arise. Can this teach? Behold, it's overlaid with gold and silver, but there's no breath in it at all. Idolatry, woe to idolaters. So God speaks. Trust the Lord No Matter What
  5. 55:20 Yeah. Woe to him who says to a wooden thing, awake to a silent stone, arise. Can this teach? Behold, it's overlaid with gold and silver, but there's no breath in it at all. Idolatry, woe to idolaters, so God speaks. Trust the Lord No Matter What
  6. 12:20 We should. Sexual morality, any impurity, or greed, covetousness, wanting to have more than you have is greed. And that hits the list pretty pretty regularly too. Idolatry is when you desire something more than you desire God. You worship things. Awake Sleeper and Rise from the Dead
  7. 1:11:41 Let's treat him like the good and faithful, loving, pursuing husband that he says that he is. Hosea's very personal message that if God's people would turn from their idolatry, that he would certainly save them. That was Old Testament. It's still in our walk every single day. Hey, that's the last time. Me She Forgot, Says the Lord
  8. 1:00:43 To refuse to bow to it was treason which is one of the things he was on trial for. So, these young men would not bow to it because that was idolatry and they knew better. So, he had them hauled in and he was outraged and he was ready to execute him by throwing him into a burning furnace, but they were utterly unafraid just like Paul. How could that be? He was threatening with death. Examining the Cast of Characters
  9. 55:20 Two golden calves. And then after they put those two golden calves in the temple that's supposed to be for God, they put in all these other things into it. And they had weather gods, they had sex gods, they had war gods, all in the temple that's supposed to be the temple of God. So they were allowing idolatry in. On the garments, seized as pledges, they stretch out beside every altar in the house of their God. Seek Me So That You May Live · Ray
  10. 26:07 It's set up on the plane and it represented the whole Babylonian empire, the whole system to refuse to bow to it was treason which is one of the things he was on trial for. So, these young men would not bow to it because that was idolatry and they knew better. So, he had him hauled in. He was outraged and he was ready to execute him by throwing him into a burning furnace but they were utterly unafraid just like Paul. How could that be? Examining the Cast of Characters
  11. 39:33 In the Northern Kingdom, there had been no good kings, period, at all, and in the Southern Kingdom only a very few. But they had been going astray for a long time, And so the judgment of God is coming on them and their idolatry specifically, and yet Micah sees hope on the other side of exile, he sees hope on the other side of destruction, he sees hope on the other side of judgment. So he's giving us that hope. The coming king, gonna be born in Bethlehem, his goings forth are from long ago, he's eternal, and he will shepherd us, and he will be our peace. Praise God. But As For Me, I Will Watch for the Lord

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