These examples show how Forgetting Warning functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
take care lest you forget
The warning treats forgetting revealed truth as spiritually dangerous and generationally consequential.
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take care lest you forget the LORD
Prosperity in the land must not become covenant amnesia toward the Redeemer.
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beware lest you forget the LORD
Obedience is guarded by remembering the LORD and His commandments.
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your heart be lifted up and you forget
Pride and prosperity threaten to erase gratitude for deliverance.
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if you forget the LORD your God
Forgetting is linked to idolatry and covenant judgment.
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forgot the LORD their God
Forgetting the LORD is presented as moral apostasy leading to Baal worship.
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forgot his works
The psalm describes rebellion as failure to remember God’s wonders.
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soon forgot his works
Forgetfulness becomes part of Israel’s pattern of unbelief and impatience.
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my people have forgotten me
The prophet indicts covenant infidelity by comparison with forgetting what should not be forgotten.
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you have forgotten the law of your God
Forgetting instruction is linked to priestly failure and covenant judgment.
Source: Draft-normalized Scripture example — Wave 16 covenant memory and warning forms
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