דְּבָרִים
Dəḇārīm, ‘[the] words [of Moses]’
The Book of Deuteronomy is an exceptionally inspiring piece of literature that showcases the powerful speeches delivered by Moses. From start to finish, Moses is the primary author who penned the majority of the content with tremendous skill. At the end of the book, we witness his death, which implies that another author may have contributed to the writing of the remainder of the book. Many believe that Joshua took over the task, adding even more significance to the text’s timeless message.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding its authorship, the Book of Deuteronomy remains a crucial resource for anyone interested in the history of Judaism or the Mosaic tradition. The valuable insights and teachings contained within this text continue to inspire people to this very day. So let Deuteronomy be a beacon of inspiration to us all as we follow in the footsteps of one of the most significant figures in biblical history – Moses.
Chapter 1 || Chapter 2 || Chapter 3|| Chapter 4 || Chapter 5
Chapter 6 || Chapter 7 || Chapter 8|| Chapter 9 || Chapter 10
Chapter 11 || |Chapter 12 || Chapter 13|| Chapter 14 || Chapter 15
Chapter 16 || Chapter 17 || Chapter 18|| Chapter 19 || Chapter 20
Chapter 21 || Chapter 22 || Chapter 23|| Chapter 24 || Chapter 25
Chapter 26 || Chapter 27 || Chapter 28|| Chapter 29 || Chapter 30
Chapter 31 || Chapter 32 || Chapter 33|| Chapter 34
The Speech of Moses in the plains of Moab – The Kings duties
- The Speech of Moses in the plains of Moab
- God’s anger for Israel’s unbelief
- Speech of Moses continued
- Sihon is Subdued
- Speech of Moses continued
- Moses views the promise land
- Moses’ exhortation
- Cities of refuge chosen
- The covenant in Horeb
- Moses repeats commandments
- An instruction to obedience
- Communion with the nations forbidden
- Moses futher exhorts to obedience
- Moses recalls the rebellions of the children of Israel
- Restoration of the tables
- An exhortation by Moses
- Moses exhorts to obedience
- A Blessing and a curse
- Moses lays down certain laws and judgements
- Holy things to be eaten in holy place
- Idolaters out to death
- Idolatrous cities to be destroyed
- No disfiguring mourning for God’s children
- Meats clean and unclean
- Tithes
- The seventh year and manner of release
- Concerning a Hebrew servant
- The stated feasts
- Judges and judgements
- Several injunctions
- Choice of a king
- The Kings duties
Priestly duties – Joshua succeeds Moses
- Priestly duties
- Avoiding abominations
- A promised Prophet for each generation
- Refuge cities
- Landmarks
- Witnesses
- Priests and officers in war
- Besieging cities
- Concerning uncertain murder
- Wife from captives
- Rebellious sons
- Several laws and ordinances
- Fringes upon the clothing
- Teachings regarding sexual promiscuity
- Laws and ordinances continued
- Laws regarding entering the congregation
- Bill of divorcement
- A new wife
- Plague of leprosy
- Oppression of servants
- Controversy between men
- Married man dies without child
- The immodest woman
- Unjust weights
- Offering of firstfruits
- Of tithing
- An altar commanded
- Mount of blessing
- Curses from mount Ebal
- Blessings for obedience
- Cursings for disoedience
- Moses strongly urges obedience
- Convent entered into
- Secret things are God’s
- A promise of mercies
- Good and evil before all
- Moses encourages the people
- Joshua charged
- Book Of the law given to Levites
- Song of Moses
- Moses ordered to Nebo to die
- Moses blesses the tribes
- Safety of Israel
- Moses on Mount Nebo
- Moses views the land and dies
- Joshua succeeds Moses