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Fifth Book of Moses Portion 50 of 53 20:50

Ki Tavo

כי־תבוא Pronunciation kee tah-VOH

Yeshua's covenant war is not finished.

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Main Point

Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory.

Ki Tavo anchors this Torah study within Deuteronomy and traces the covenant movement of covenant renewal, remembrance, obedience, and blessing before entering the land. The guiding question is "Yeshua's covenant war is not finished." Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory. Pastor Mathew keeps the focus on God's character, the redemptive thread that points to Yeshua, and the life response of covenant faithfulness, trust in God's promises, and patient hope.

Key Points
  • Guiding Question: Yeshua's covenant war is not finished.
  • Covenant Movement: Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory.
  • Faith Response: Receive this portion personally by asking, "Yeshua's covenant war is not finished," and let its covenant movement shape the way you live: Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory. In this Deuteronomy portion, remember God's word, renew covenant loyalty, and choose life through concrete obedience, and take one concrete step this week to walk in covenant faithfulness, trust in God's promises, and patient hope.
Application

Start by asking this portion's guiding question in your own life: "Yeshua's covenant war is not finished." Then carry this core movement into practice: Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory. In this Deuteronomy season, practice remember God's word, renew covenant loyalty, and choose life through concrete obedience. Choose one practical step this week to walk in covenant faithfulness, trust in God's promises, and patient hope.

Prayer Focus

Lord, lead us to receive Your word with humility, and strengthen us to walk in covenant faithfulness, trust in God's promises, and patient hope. Form us through Deuteronomy so we can remember God's word, renew covenant loyalty, and choose life through concrete obedience. Let this Torah portion deepen our trust in Yeshua.

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Position in series 50 / 53
Deuteronomy 53 studies
44 Devarim 25:32 Deuteronomy · Shared principles in Deuteronomy and the Sermon on the Mount. 45 Vaetchanan 37:27 Deuteronomy · What becomes visible when my prayers seem to fail? 46 Ekev 26:04 Deuteronomy · Circumcision of the heart from Israel to the nations. 47 Re'eh 26:43 Deuteronomy · Worship at war: God or the world? 48 Shoftim 29:55 Deuteronomy · Establish justice through repentance and forgiveness. 49 Ki Teitzei 31:14 Deuteronomy · What is the state of your neighbor today? 50 Ki Tavo 20:50 Deuteronomy · Yeshua's covenant war is not finished. 51 Nitzavim-Vayelech 38:37 Deuteronomy · How do Moses and Yeshua differ in their final appeals? 52 Haazinu 29:56 Deuteronomy · Yeshua's salvation in the song of Moses. 53 Vezot Habracha 25:45 Deuteronomy · Yeshua is the beginning and ending of the Torah.
Fifth Book of Moses Deuteronomy Portion 50 of 53 20:50

Ki Tavo

כי־תבוא Pronunciation kee tah-VOH

Yeshua's covenant war is not finished.

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Main Point: Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory.

Ki Tavo anchors this Torah study within Deuteronomy and traces the covenant movement of covenant renewal, remembrance, obedience, and blessing before entering the land. The guiding question is "Yeshua's covenant war is not finished." Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory. Pastor Mathew keeps the focus on God's character, the redemptive thread that points to Yeshua, and the life response of covenant faithfulness, trust in God's promises, and patient hope.

Key Points
  • Guiding Question: Yeshua's covenant war is not finished.
  • Covenant Movement: Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory.
  • Faith Response: Receive this portion personally by asking, "Yeshua's covenant war is not finished," and let its covenant movement shape the way you live: Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory. In this Deuteronomy portion, remember God's word, renew covenant loyalty, and choose life through concrete obedience, and take one concrete step this week to walk in covenant faithfulness, trust in God's promises, and patient hope.
Application

Start by asking this portion's guiding question in your own life: "Yeshua's covenant war is not finished." Then carry this core movement into practice: Firstfruits, covenant renewal, and blessings and curses become part of a larger vision of Yeshua's unfinished covenant war and final victory. In this Deuteronomy season, practice remember God's word, renew covenant loyalty, and choose life through concrete obedience. Choose one practical step this week to walk in covenant faithfulness, trust in God's promises, and patient hope.

Prayer Focus

Lord, lead us to receive Your word with humility, and strengthen us to walk in covenant faithfulness, trust in God's promises, and patient hope. Form us through Deuteronomy so we can remember God's word, renew covenant loyalty, and choose life through concrete obedience. Let this Torah portion deepen our trust in Yeshua.

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