Deuteronomy is the fifth and final book of the Torah, consisting of 34 chapters. Its name means “second law” — it’s essentially Moses’s farewell address to Israel, delivered on the plains of Moab just before they cross into the promised land.
PROLOGUE — The Climax of the First Sermon Deuteronomy 4 is the climax and conclusion of Moses’s first sermon (chapters […]
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PROLOGUE — A Covenant Made With Us Deuteronomy 5 opens Moses’s second sermon (chapters 5–11, the heart of the covenant).
PROLOGUE — Perhaps the Most Famous Confession in All of Scripture Deuteronomy 6 contains one of the most frequently recited
PROLOGUE — The Mystery of Election Deuteronomy 7 addresses how Israel was to relate to the Canaanite nations, while simultaneously
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PROLOGUE — Looking Back on the Wilderness to Prepare for the Future Deuteronomy 8 contains one of the most widely
PROLOGUE — A Powerful Rebuttal to Self-Righteousness Deuteronomy 9 revisits, far more directly and sharply, a truth already hinted at
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