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Deuteronomy

This book is both a summary of Moses’ final days and a treaty summarising the covenant agreement God was forming with his chosen people, Israel, before they entered their promised land.

God marked out a way of life for Israel with reminders of his power and love for them, principles to guide their thinking and numerous laws to shape their lives in practice.

It also includes prophetic insight into the fact that people would struggle and fail to live by these laws, but there is hope for the future – and for us – in God’s enduring choice to love and bring people to him by ways which were not known to Moses but can be known by us.

 
 

Introduction

 

Our Notes on this book

Written in 2020

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Deuteronomy 31-34
Aug 3
Deuteronomy 31-34

I did it whose way?

Deuteronomy 27-30
Jul 31
Deuteronomy 27-30

Choose life

Deuteronomy 23-26
Jul 30
Deuteronomy 23-26

Can we accept the King’s authority?

Deuteronomy 19-22
Jul 28
Deuteronomy 19-22

The Kingdom means nothing without a King

Deuteronomy 15-18
Jul 27
Deuteronomy 15-18

Nothing is more valuable than our relationship with God

Deuteronomy 11-14
Jul 24
Deuteronomy 11-14

This way to a new life

Deuteronomy 7-10
Jul 23
Deuteronomy 7-10

Remember who gives you the ability

Deuteronomy 4-6
Jul 21
Deuteronomy 4-6

Love God with all your heart

Deuteronomy 1-3
Jul 20
Deuteronomy 1-3

Can we learn about God today from an old contract?

 

Talks about Deuteronomy

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‘Encounters With God - Stories from the Old Testament, part 7 - Moses’ by Jess Pedersen - 17 July 2022
‘Encounters With God - Stories from the Old Testament, part 7 - Moses’ by Jess Pedersen - 17 July 2022

How can we become more resilient to face life's challenges? Jess Pedersen looks at how Moses did this by learning to turn to God. Raised in a foreign palace, Moses grew up with a mix of beliefs and tried working out his sense of justice his own way. But his encounters with God showed the depth of love and support that he could receive from God to do almost unimaginable things and overcome incredible opposition to lead his people out of slavery. What could a close walk with God equip you for?