Deuteronomy study
Deuteronomy records Moses’ last speeches to the new generation of Israel on the plains of Moab, in the fortieth year after the Exodus (1:3). It looks back over the journey from Egypt and Horeb and forward to life in the land, calling Israel to love the LORD and remember what he has done. Each section below lists what Moses recalls, with links to those events on the timeline, and where the rest of Scripture takes up the passage.
Review status: draft.
- The setting: Moab, Year 40 · draft
- Leaving Horeb; leaders for the people · draft
- Refusal at Kadesh · draft
- Edom, Moab and Ammon · draft
- Sihon and Og · draft
- Land east of the Jordan; Moses may not cross · draft
- Hold fast: remember Horeb · draft
- Cities of refuge east of the Jordan · draft
- The Ten Commandments · draft
- Hear, O Israel · draft
- A people chosen in love · draft
- Remember the wilderness · draft
- Not because of your righteousness · draft
- What the LORD asks · draft
- The place the LORD will choose · draft
- Faithful to the LORD alone · draft
- A holy people: food and tithes · draft
- The year of release · draft
- Three pilgrim feasts · draft
- Judges, priests and kings · draft
- Levites and the prophet like Moses · draft
- Cities of refuge and honest witness · draft
- Laws for war · draft
- Life, family and justice · draft
- Neighbors and marriage · draft
- The assembly and the camp · draft
- Protecting the vulnerable · draft
- Justice and remembering Amalek · draft
- Firstfruits and tithes · draft
- Writing the law at Mount Ebal · draft
- Blessings and curses · draft
- The covenant in Moab · draft
- Return, and choose life · draft
- Joshua and the written law · draft
- The Song of Moses · draft
- Moses told to climb Nebo · draft
- Moses blesses the tribes · draft
- The death of Moses · draft