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A 5 page examination of Deut. 6:4-9 and Luke 10:25-28 in reference to using these verses as the theological foundation for a proposed ministry. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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a righteous life to the people. Jesus Christ, in his ministry, drew upon this body of scripture as he provided instruction that was, likewise, designed to aid his followers in
obtaining a closer relationship with God. The following examination of scripture proves this point by looking at Deut. 6:4-9 and Luke 10:25-28. Both of these passages address the centrality of
loving God and each other as the most necessary factor in living a righteous, spiritually rich life. These verses will provide the theological foundation for building a ministry whose
mission is to aid parents in providing a spiritual education for their children. A main thrust of this ministry will be to ensure that children are informed about the promise
of everlasting life available to all humanity through love and acceptance of Jesus Christ. This ministry will work with parents as allies in fostering faith among their children within an
environment that brings families together and provides children with spiritual development and guidance. The book of Deuteronomy adheres to the format in which agreements were typically expressed between nations
during biblical times.1 In ancient agreements, that is, covenants between nations, the longest sections typically pertained to stipulations, which described the obligations as a vassal to the dominant entity.2 Likewise,
the stipulations in Deuteronomy stipulate the expectations and prohibitions that govern the relationship, covenant, between God and the people of Israel.3 The teachings of Deuteronomy are significant to Judaism because
they are presented because they are associated with Moses, who is envisioned with this scripture as Gods "messenger or enjoy" charged with mediating the "terms of the treaty," and Moses,
when he admonishes the people to remain loyal to the terms of the covenant, uses language that is appropriate to a royal envoy.4 Moses reminds the people that it is
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