The word is to be in your heart and in your soul.

I hope that's why you're here today, studying Deuteronomy.

You long to have the word living in your soul.

That's why Protestant churches have devoted so much time and energy

to the preaching of the word and to the learning of the word

because it really is our life, as Deuteronomy will say at its end.

All scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction,

and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete,

equipped for every good work. This is what the Apostle Paul teaches us in a letter to Timothy,

and it's why on renewing your mind we seek to study all of Scripture. Welcome to the Thursday

edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm your host, Nathan W. Bingham.

As we seek to study all of God's Word, some sections can be easier to understand than others.

The regulations we read in the Old Testament, they can seem strange to our modern ears.

How should we understand these passages about shellfish,

blending fabrics, and boiling goats in their mother's milk? Well, this week on renewing your mind,

W. Robert Godfrey is showing us that we have much to learn from Deuteronomy and from God's Law.

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So how does the Book of Deuteronomy help us to live as Christians in the

21st century? Here's Dr. Godfrey.

We return now to Deuteronomy and to a new section of Deuteronomy. We've got to the third

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