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Deuteronomy is Greek for

“second law”
Brings an end to the forty year

valley of wilderness wandering
Traces the replacing of the unbelieving exodus generation with the

conquest generation
Records three major speeches from Moses to this

conquest generation
wrote most of Deuteronomy but it also talks about his death so he didn’t write all of it

Moses
written:

1405 BC
message:

A second law prepares a new generation for the Promised Land
Moses’ first address: Review of God’s past faithfulness
- Setting for the covenant speeches
- God’s faithfulness from Horeb to the Jordan
- Israel and the Lord
Moses’ second address: Covenant obligations
- Introduction to second address
- Foundational commands for obedience in the land
- Laws flowing from foundational commands
Laws flowing from foundational commands
- 1: Proper worship of the Lord
- 2: Right responses to idolatry
- 3: Practical reverence of the Lord
- 4: Sabbath practices
- 5: respect for authority
- 6: Sanctity of life
- 7: Improper unions
- 8: Respect for others’ property
- 9: Integrity and truth
- 10: Fairness
Moses’ third address: Stipulations of the covenant
- Covenant ceremony at Shechem
- Curses for specific disobedience
- Blessings for obedience
Curses for general disobedience to covenant
- Narrative insertion
- Renewal of covenant
- Call to covenant commitment
Transition of covenant representatives: Moses to Joshua
- Israel’s future leader
- Song of Moses
- Moses to die
- Moses’ final blessing on Israel
- Epilogue: Moses
- Death and burial

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Bible Exam

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Pentateuch

Updated

2011-06-19T20:57:03Z