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“Neither let us tempt Christ”; this is significant for us today if we are Followers of Christ
The compound word is very significant, “to tempt out” (ἐκ); tempt thoroughly; try to the utmost.
It is used of tempting or testing Christ
Marvin Richardson Vincent, Word Studies in the New Testament, vol. 3 (New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1887), 240.
Jesus uses the same word in resisting the devil.
The Psalmist helps us with the understanding of what Israel did in the wilderness.
Lust is dangerous and must be kept in check.
Tempting Christ is close to denying Him.
The Israelite’s were not hungry they just lusted for more.
Christ came to give us everything we need.
We Must Not Tempt Christ But We Must Believe Him And Live
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