Judges were to judge righteously, officers were to quickly and rightly execute their judgment. Likewise, the prophet of the Lord was to speak righteously, leading the people of God along the way correctly. When His people turned to the right or to the left, the prophet was to redirect them for return. The office of prophet was not an ancient adaption of a “psychic,” but one who spoke the Word of God and to the nations for the purposes of consolation. Still, there is One, and only one, who would be like Moses. What do we learn from this promise of God in this week’s  Torah portion? Give a listen. 

In this portion, Moses reminds Israel of their miraculous provision from heaven, but then stresses, “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.” This is a statement of not only provision, but also mission. How does this reminder inform us spiritually and supernaturally? Give a listen!