Deuteronomy 4:9-10

In addition to that, of course, there are the glorious works of God, the things that He has done in the past, and the parts that you read in the Bible are going to clue you in as to things that you need to be teaching.

You know what words He is talking about? The Ten Commandments. That is what the commandments are called in the Bible, the Ten Words. Hey, He is instructing you in what to teach your children—to teach them the Ten Commandments.

Now, in addition to that, you need to show your children how God has worked in your life. You need to rehearse with them, you see, the things that you have witnessed, the things that you have seen with your own eyes. How that you were called out of this world, the doors that God opened up for you, maybe, to keep the Sabbath. How God has prospered you in the past, how He is prospering you in the present, how He has dealt with you in your life and maybe chastening you from time to time. How He has healed you, how He has extracted you from difficult situations. You need to talk to them about the feasts and what they mean and how you have experienced them, and maybe especially the Feast of Tabernacles.

Deuteronomy 4:9-10

These verses also speak of teaching children, as well as grandchildren. They likewise bring in the critical factor of fearing God at all times. And they, too, begin with the responsibility of the adults to take heed to themselves and diligently keep themselves. In other words, we parents will be unable to effectively teach our children, particularly regarding the fear of God, if we are not pouring everything into doing this ourselves first.

Deuteronomy 4:8-10

That is a command, that we teach our children God's way. We increase discernment in our children by teaching them God's statutes, judgments, and laws, so our children can live righteously. If we do not teach them, they have a greater probability of being discernment-less and even worse, foolish.