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Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church

Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church

By: Elder Jonathan Moseley
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  • Deuteronomy 24 Explained | Divorce, Mercy, Justice & God’s Care for the Weak

    Deuteronomy 24 Explained | Divorce, Mercy, Justice & God’s Care for the Weak
    Mar 25 2026
    Deuteronomy 24 Explained | Divorce, Mercy, Justice & God's Care for the Weak In this verse-by-verse Bible study, Elder Jonathan Moseley walks through Deuteronomy chapter 24, a chapter that reveals God's design for justice, mercy, dignity, and restraint of human cruelty within everyday life in Israel. This lesson addresses laws that governed marriage and divorce, lending and borrowing, labor practices, criminal responsibility, and care for the poor. Rather than encouraging harshness, these commands consistently protect the vulnerable, limit abuse of power, and remind God's people to act with compassion—especially toward those who are weak or easily exploited. Key themes explored in this study include: Biblical rules governing divorce and remarriage Why a bill of divorcement protected women God's limits on collateral, lending, and debt Protection for the poor, widows, and hired laborers Condemnation of human trafficking within Israel Individual responsibility for crime and punishment Fair treatment of strangers, orphans, and widows God's provision through gleaning laws and generosity Throughout the chapter, Moses reminds Israel that they were once slaves in Egypt—and that memory was meant to shape how they treated others. Deuteronomy 24 shows that God's law was not about domination, but about righteousness, and mercy. 📖 Passage Studied: Deuteronomy 24 🎙️ Teacher: Elder Jonathan Moseley 🏛️ Church: Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church (Tifton, GA) If you're studying the Old Testament and want to better understand how God's law restrained injustice and cared for the poor, this lesson provides essential context. 👍 Like | 💬 Comment
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    28 mins
  • Deuteronomy 31- Bible Study

    Deuteronomy 31- Bible Study
    Mar 25 2026
    Moses, nearing the end of his life, delivers a final charge to the Israelites, acknowledging his own limitations and the divine decree that he will not enter the Promised Land due to past disobedience. He publicly commissions Joshua as the new leader, affirming that God will go before them, ensuring their victory and promising unwavering presence, thus calling for courage and faith. Moses commands the public reading of the Law every seven years during the Feast of Tabernacles, ensuring that all—men, women, children, and strangers—would hear, learn, and fear the Lord, cultivating a generational memory of divine faithfulness. God, foreseeing Israel's future apostasy, instructs Moses to write down a song (see Ch 32 for the actual song) that will serve as a lasting testimony against them, a witness that their downfall will not be due to God's absence but to their own rebellion, even as He fulfills His promise to bring them into the land. The Law is then placed in the side of the Ark of the Covenant as a perpetual witness, and Moses, in a solemn farewell, speaks these warnings directly to the nation's leaders, affirming that their disobedience after his death is inevitable, yet the consequences are foreknown and foretold, underscoring the gravity of covenantal faithfulness.
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    26 mins
  • Final Thoughts on Romans | Msg 32 in Roman Series

    Final Thoughts on Romans | Msg 32 in Roman Series
    Mar 22 2026
    Welcome to our Sunday Morning Live Stream! We're grateful you've joined us today and pray this service is a blessing to you. This will 'probably' be our final message in the Roman Series. You can the whole series in this Youtube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1b-lgVKP1HxlZNCCAFpf-EgdHoGWOX3x Or Sermon Audio Series: https://www.sermonaudio.com/series/206273 Speaker - Elder Jonathan Moseley, Pastor of Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church in Tifton, GA.
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    1 hr and 6 mins
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