Definition:
Definition:
The term "Deuteronomy 28:3" is a phrase from Deuteronomy 28:4-5 which describes the process of receiving and handling God's covenant promises in the context of Israel’s obedience to their God, specifically the Ten Commandments. It serves as a reminder that, though our understanding may differ regarding God's intentions, we are still obligated by our faith to follow His commands.
Example Sentence: In Deuteronomy 28:3, David said, "For I will not give you to my enemies, nor shall I give you to the children of Israel; for in this generation doth my soul hunger and thirst." This quote serves as a reminder that while we may be tempted to bend the law or ignore God's commandments, ultimately it is our own will and obedience that matters most.
