And we just see a very practical kind of literary way in which this is communicated in

verse 3 of chapter 14, you shall not eat any abomination. Again in verse 21, you shall not eat

anything that has died naturally. But then in verse 23, in the place that the Lord will choose to make his name

dwell there, you shall eat the tithe of your grain. So I think Moses is using those phrases to help

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My name is Alex Duke.

And with me are my two friends.

Jim Hamilton.

Sam-amati.

So guys, last week, though it was like a month ago for us in real time, but the previous

episode that we released, we discussed Deuteronomy 12 to 13. And we,

in that episode, we talked about a lot of stuff. We talked about church discipline,

Oracle mongers. We talked about barbecues by the Garden of Eden. We talked about whether or not

to call your worship hall a sanctuary. We talked about how we, we, all of us, Israel included,

must follow God's word, even when the crowd is sprinting in the opposite

direction. It's a good episode. Good job. Listen to it this morning. Today, we're going to talk about

five chapters, Deuteronomy 14 through 18. Now, Sam, at the beginning of the last episode, which we do

have linked to the show notes, you gave us kind of an overarching structure of these chapters

and how they, how they

correspond to the Ten Commandments that show up both in Exodus and here in Deuteronomy. So can you

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