Deuteronomy 13 deals with enticement to idolatry from three increasingly close sources: a prophet or dreamer, a beloved relative or friend, and an entire city. Even a sign that comes to pass does not excuse a message that contradicts the LORD’s revealed demand for exclusive worship. Charges against a city must be investigated diligently before judgment is carried out.
Deuteronomy 13 deals with enticement to idolatry from three increasingly close sources: a prophet or dreamer, a beloved relative or friend, and an entire city. Even a sign that comes to pass does not excuse a message that contradicts the LORD’s revealed demand for exclusive worship. Charges against a city must be investigated diligently before judgment is carried out.
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