Life-Study of Deuteronomy

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I. The concluding book of the Pentateuch
A. A concluding word of the law
B. Considering the law as the living word of God — the breathing of God
1. The word being Christ as the word of God for man to receive as his life
2. The word being Christ as food to man for man to take as his nourishment
II. The general sketch
III. The central thought
IV. The key words
V. The sections

The Crucial Points _{Message 2}

I. Moses as the spokesman of God was like an aged, loving father speaking to his children with much love and concern
II. This book speaks about the love of God and the governmental administration of God
III. The children of Israel as the audience were experienced in God's dealing with them
IV. This book is a speaking supplementary to the book of numbers, concerning what kind of man one should be to inherit the promised land as the good land
V. This book speaks of God as a God of love and righteousness
VI. It is required that God's people respond to God with their love in a way that fits in with god's governmental administration
VII. With a review of the past, this book points out God's leading and man's failure
VIII. With a view of the future, this book expects that man may know the love and government of God and also know his real condition
IX. Ultimately this book shows us that the love of God consummately works for His people that they may enjoy His full blessing according to His will and foreknowledge

A Review of the Past (1) _{Message 3}

I. The benefit of reviewing the past
A. Bringing us new light and new revelation
B. Helping us to know God's heart and God's hand
C. Helping us to know ourselves, to condemn the flesh, and to learn to reject the self and the flesh
II. The governing thought of reviewing the past
A. Showing God's loving heart and righteous governmental dealing
B. God's blessing requiring man's obedience and faithfulness
C. Man's heart turning away from God resulting in serious tragedy
III. The journey from the mount of God to the entry of the holy land
A. Having been equipped with the knowledge of the law
B. Having been equipped with the revelation of the tabernacle and the ark
C. Having participated in the building up of God's dwelling place on the earth
D. Having been built up as a priesthood to serve God
E. Having been formed into an army to journey and fight with God
F. Under the leading of God in the cloud
G. From the mount of Jehovah
H. To Kadesh-barnea — the entry to the holy land
I. A distance of eleven days' journey
J. Almost forty years wasted in the wandering in the wilderness
IV. The slaying of Sihon, the king of the Amorites, and Og, the king of Bashan
A. Ending the wandering of the children of Israel in the wilderness
B. Opening the gate to enter into the promised land
V. God's charge to the children of Israel to leave the mount of God
VI. The appointing of officers
A. Indicating that it was not easy to keep the condition of the children of Israel in a good order
B. To keep a good order being needed for God's dwelling and service and for fighting the enemies
C. Needing the deputy authority and the submission
VII. The failure at Kadesh-barnea
A. Because of their unbelief toward God and toward His promise
B. In spite of God's carrying them
C. All the unbelieving ones being consumed in the wilderness in the wandering of thirty-eight years
D. Only Caleb and Joshua being exceptions
E. Unbelief causing disobedience to God

A Review of the Past (2) _{Message 4}

VIII. The wandering from Kadesh-barnea to the crossing over of the brook Zered
A. The wandering of thirty-eight years
B. To consume man's flesh and unbelief and to manifest God's mercy and blessing
C. To consume all the unbelieving ones
D. To produce a new generation for the fulfilling of God's purpose
IX. The defeating of King Sihon and King Og and the taking possession of their lands east of the Jordan
A. The defeating of the two gate guards of the land of Canaan
B. The beginning of taking possession of the good land
C. The land taken being given to the tribes of Reuben and Gad and the half-tribe of Manasseh
D. As a security to the victory and possession of the remainder of the God-promised good land
X. Moses being refused in the matter of entering into the God-promised good land, and Joshua being assigned to bring the people to possess the land as their inheritance
A. Showing God's righteous governmental administration
B. Causing the children of Israel to have more fear of God's righteous dealing
XI. Moses' hearty advice to the children of Israel
A. Like an aged, loving father to his beloved children
B. Charging the children of Israel to keep God's statutes and judgments, especially not to make idols and worship them
C. Warning them with God's judgment
D. Assuring them with God's mercy and blessing
XII. Moses setting apart three cities of refuge east of Jordan
A. The manslayer losing the right to live in the good land
B. By the cities of refuge the manslayer still having a way to live in the land

Deuteronomy—a Book Concerning Christ _{Message 5}

The book of deuteronomy unveiling Christ mainly in two aspects
God manifested, man exposed, and Christ unveiled
God's plan in His economy
To have Himself expressed through man
To redeem fallen man
To annul man
To have man fulfill His requirements by being one with Christ
Taking Christ by inhaling Him
Not i, but the grace of God
Living, acting, behaving, and working in Christ and by Christ

The Rehearsal of the Law (1) _{Message 6}

I. For the training of the new generation after the purging of the old generation through their wandering of thirty-eight years in the wilderness
II. The rehearsing of the ten commandments
A. The ten commandments being the covenant God made with Israel at Horeb
B. The ten commandments as the base of the entire law
1. The first commandment
2. The second commandment
3. The third commandment
4. The fourth commandment
5. The fifth commandment
6. The sixth commandment
7. The seventh commandment
8. The eighth commandment
9. The ninth commandment
10. The tenth commandment
III. The general advices and warnings
A. Keeping the commandments, statutes, and judgments of God
B. Loving Jehovah their God and keeping, teaching, and writing his words
C. In their enjoyment remembering Jehovah, fearing him, serving him, and not going after other gods
D. Not testing Jehovah their God, diligently keeping His commandments, testimonies, and statutes, and doing that which is right and good in His sight
E. Telling them what to say to the son who asks about the significance of the testimonies, statutes, and judgments

The Rehearsal of the Law (2) _{Message 7}

F. Utterly destroying all the nations, not making any covenant with them, not making marriage alliances with them, tearing down their altars, shattering their pillars, and burning their idols
G. Realizing that Jehovah their God is God, the faithful God, who keeps covenant and lovingkindness with those who love Him and keep His commandments
H. Not being afraid of the nations but remembering that which Jehovah their God did to Pharaoh and to all Egypt
I. Keeping the whole commandment which Moses gave them so that they might live and multiply and might enter and possess the promised land
J. Keeping the commandments of Jehovah their God, walking in His ways and fearing Him
K. Being careful lest they forget Jehovah their God by not keeping His commandments, judgments, and statutes

The Rehearsal of the Law (3) _{Message 8}

L. Moses charging the children of Israel that they should know that Jehovah their God as a consuming fire would destroy the nations and drive them out from before them
M. Moses rehearsing the story of the rebellion of the children of Israel in making the golden calf and worshipping it at the mount of God
N. Moses charging the children of Israel concerning nine matters

The Rehearsal of the Law (4) _{Message 9}

O. The children of Israel to receive blessings by being willing to keep Moses' words of advice and warning
1. Being strong and going in to possess the promised land
2. Extending their days upon the promised land
3. God giving them rain for their land in its season, the early rain and the late rain
4. Laying the words of Moses on their heart and on their soul
5. Jehovah dispossessing all those nations from before them, and they possessing the land of the nations
P. Moses setting a blessing and a curse before the children of Israel and charging them to put the blessing upon Mount Gerizim and the curse upon Mount Ebal

The Rehearsal of the Law (5) _{Message 10}

Q. Moses charging the children of Israel concerning the way to worship God
1. Completely destroying all the places where the nations whom they would dispossess had served their gods
2. Seeking Jehovah and coming unto the place which Jehovah their God would choose out of all their tribes to put His name, even unto His habitation with His altar
3. Being permitted to slaughter the cattle and eat the meat within all their gates
4. Not following the nations to be ensnared, not seeking after their gods to learn how to serve their gods

God's Choice—the Definite Ground for the Worship of God _{Message 11}

Taking God's choice
Keeping the oneness of God's people
The habitation of God in our spirit
Meeting in the name of the Lord Jesus, in our spirit, and with the cross

The Rehearsal of the Law (6) _{Message 12}

R. Moses charging the children of Israel concerning apostasy
1. Putting to death the prophet or dreamer of dreams who advocates apostasy from Jehovah their God
2. Slaying the brother, son, daughter, wife, or friend who secretly enticed them to serve other gods
3. Dealing with worthless men who had forced the inhabitants of their city to go and serve other gods

A Word Concerning Division and Apostasy _{Message 13}

Heresy damaging the person of Christ
Division damaging the Body of Christ
Turning away from the divisive ones
Apostasy and division damaging God's economy
Discerning whether or not one is spreading the germs of division

The Rehearsal of the Law (7) _{Message 14}

IV. The rehearsal of the general statutes and judgments
A. Concerning the holy diet
1. Signifying what kind of people are not clean and what kind are clean
2. Boiling a kid in its mother's milk being prohibited
B. Concerning aid to the needy
1. The aid by the tithes at the end of every three years
a. These tithes being laid within their gates as a surplus to show the fullness of the rich produce of the good land
b. To take care of the need of the Levites, the sojourners, the orphans, and the widows, that Jehovah their God might bless them more
2. The release at the end of every seven years
3. The lending to the poor brothers
a. Not hardening their heart nor closing up their hand from the poor brother
b. Opening their hand to the brother and lending enough for his need
c. Being careful that there not be a base thought in their heart
d. Their heart not to be displeased when the giving was done
e. The poor not ceasing in the land

The Rehearsal of the Law (8) _{Message 15}

4. The freeing of a Hebrew male servant or female servant
a. The servants being set free after six years of service
b. The master not sending the servants away empty-handed but supplying them richly
c. The servants who would not go forth from their masters because they loved their masters and their households having their ears run through with an awl and being servants forever
d. The masters not viewing it as a hardship when they set the servants free
5. Taking care of an escaped slave
a. An Israelite not to deliver to his master a slave who had escaped from his master to him
b. The slave dwelling in Israel, even in the place which he chose among the towns
6. Not making a brother pay interest
7. Taking a handmill or an upper millstone as a pledge
8. Concerning taking a pledge from the borrower
a. The lender not entering the borrower's house but standing outside
b. The lender returning the pledge before the sun went down
9. Concerning the wages given to the poor hired servant
10. In remembering the need of a sojourner, an orphan, or a widow
a. The children of Israel not to distort justice due a sojourner or an orphan, or to take a widow's garment as a pledge
b. Not turning back to gather a forgotten sheaf in the field but leaving it for the sojourner, the orphan, and the widow
c. Beating down the fruit of their olive tree and not going over the boughs afterwards
d. Cutting the grapes from their vineyard and not gleaning afterwards

The Rehearsal of the Law (9) _{Message 16}

C. Concerning the worship of God
1. By giving tithes of all the produce of both their cattle and their crop
a. To be offered at the place which Jehovah would choose for His habitation
b. To be eaten before God with joy
c. To be enjoyed with the Levites who lived with them
d. Learning to fear God always
2. By offering the firstborn males of the herd and of the flock
a. To be sanctified to Jehovah God
b. To be eaten before Jehovah God in the place which he would choose
c. Not sacrificing to Jehovah God any animal having a blemish, lameness, or blindness
3. By keeping the three main annual festivals
4. By not having any mixture of idolatry
a. The planting of an Asherah of any kind of tree beside the altar of Jehovah being prohibited
b. The erecting of a pillar, which Jehovah hates, being prohibited
5. By stoning to death those who transgressed God's covenant and served other gods
6. By keeping a vow to Jehovah
a. The children of Israel not delaying to pay the vow they had vowed to Jehovah their God
b. It not becoming sin in them if they refrained from vowing
c. Keeping and doing what proceeded out of their lips
7. By offering some of the first of all the fruit of the good land after entering it and possessing it as an inheritance
a. The children of Israel bringing some of the first of all the fruit from their land and taking it to the place where Jehovah would choose to cause His name to dwell
b. Going to the serving priest and making a declaration to Jehovah their God
c. The priest taking the offering and placing it before the altar of Jehovah their God, and the children of Israel responding and relating their history before Him
d. They, the Levites, and the sojourners among them rejoicing in all the good which Jehovah their God had given to them

The Rehearsal of the Law (10) _{Message 17}

D. Concerning the government among the people
1. The appointing of judges and officers
a. In all the cities according to the tribes
b. To keep justice
c. To pursue righteousness
2. The judgment of a complicated civil suit
a. The case being brought to the place which Jehovah God would choose
b. The case being investigated and judged by the Levitical priest and the judge
c. The people doing according to the word of the sentence declared by the priest and the judge
d. The one not listening to the priest or to the judge being put to death
3. The setting of a king over the people
a. The king being a brother chosen by God
b. The king not amassing horses to himself by turning the people back to Egypt
c. The king not amassing wives to himself, so that his heart would not turn aside
d. The king not to amass silver and gold to himself in great amounts
e. The king writing out for himself a copy of the law in a book and reading in it all the days of his life
f. The king's heart not being lifted up above his brothers
4. The judgment of any iniquity or any sin
a. To be done at the word of two or three witnesses
b. A malicious witness rising up against a man
c. The judges investigating thoroughly
d. The children of Israel doing to the false witness as he intended to do to his brother
e. The evil being utterly removed from the midst of the children of Israel
f. Those who remained hearing and fearing and never again doing anything like that evil
g. Their eye not pitying
5. The judgment of one who murdered a man, the slain one being found in the field in the good land
a. The elders and judges going out and measuring the distance to the cities that surrounded the slain man
b. The elders of the city that was nearest the slain man bringing a heifer to a river valley and there breaking its neck
c. The priests, the sons of Levi, drawing near, and by their word every dispute and every assault being settled
d. All the elders of the nearest city washing their hands over the broken heifer, declaring their innocence, and praying for Jehovah to cover his people Israel
e. The guilt of the innocent blood being utterly removed from the midst of Israel

The Rehearsal of the Law (11) _{Message 18}

6. The judgment on a stubborn and rebellious son
a. The parents seizing him and bringing him forth to the elders of their city
b. The parents saying to the elders that their son was stubborn and rebellious
c. All the men of the city stoning the son to death
7. The hanging of a criminal on a tree
a. The corpse of the one hanged on a tree not remaining overnight on the tree but being buried on that day
b. The one who was cursed and hanged on the tree being a type of Christ
8. Judgments on matters related to marriage
a. A newly married wife's virginity being suspected by her husband
b. A man lying with a woman married to a husband
c. A man lying with an engaged virgin in the city
d. A man lying with an engaged girl in the field by overpowering her
e. A man lying with an unengaged virgin
f. A man not taking his father's wife
g. Concerning divorce

The Rehearsal of the Law (12) _{Message 19}

9. The judgment on kidnapping
10. Judgments on fathers and on their children
11. The judgment on a dispute brought before the children of Israel
12. The judgment over a brother who was not willing to do the duty of a husband's brother
13. The judgment of a wife who helps a fighting husband immorally
14. Concerning weights and measures

The Rehearsal of the Law (13) _{Message 20}

E. Concerning the supply of the Levitical priests and the whole tribe of Levi
1. Not having portion or inheritance with Israel
2. Eating Jehovah's offerings by fire and His inheritance
3. Jehovah being their inheritance
4. The portion for the priests
5. The portion for the Levites
6. The children of Israel not forsaking the Levites
F. Concerning the prohibition against the performing of divinations, the practice of soothsaying, the interpreting of omens, the employing of sorcery, the casting of spells, the consulting of a spirit of the dead or a familiar spirit, or the inquiring of the dead
G. Concerning Jehovah God's raising up of a Prophet (the coming Christ) like Moses for the children of Israel
1. From among their brothers
2. The people listening to him
3. According to all that the children of Israel asked of Jehovah their God at Horeb
4. God raising up this prophet through the incarnation of Christ to speak the word of God
H. Concerning the false prophet
I. Concerning the setting apart of the cities of refuge
J. Concerning the moving of the neighbor's boundary marker

The Rehearsal of the Law (14) _{Message 21}

K. Concerning the children of Israel going forth into battle against their enemies
1. Not fearing horses, chariots, and a people more numerous than they
2. The priest speaking to the people
3. The officers speaking to the people
4. The officers speaking further to the people
5. The officers appointing commanders of the armies
6. The people drawing near to the city to fight against it and proclaiming peace to it
7. The children of Israel slaying every male in the city which had been delivered into their hand but taking as plunder the women, the little ones, the cattle, and all that was in the city
8. Not allowing anything that breathed to live of the cities which Jehovah their God was giving to the children of Israel as an inheritance
9. When besieging a city, the children of Israel not destroying its trees which were good for food
L. Concerning marrying a beautiful woman among the captives
M. Concerning the right of the firstborn son

The Rehearsal of the Law (15) _{Message 22}

N. Concerning taking care of others' interests
1. An Israelite not neglecting his brother's straying ox or sheep but returning them to his brother
2. The brother not being nearby or not being known and an israelite bringing the straying ox or sheep to his own house until his brother demanded it
3. An Israelite not neglecting his brother's donkey, clothing, or any of his brother's lost things
4. An Israelite not neglecting his brother's donkey or ox which had fallen by the way
5. When building a new house, an Israelite making a low wall around the edge of his roof
O. Concerning mixtures of any kind
1. A woman not putting on a man's belongings, and a man not wearing a woman's garment
2. An Israelite not sowing his vineyard with two kinds of seed
3. An Israelite not plowing with an ox and a donkey together
4. An Israelite not wearing clothing of mixed materials
5. An Israelite making twisted cords upon the four corners of his garment
P. Sparing the producing animals
1. An Israelite coming upon a bird's nest and not taking the mother with the young
2. An ox not being muzzled while it treads out grain
Q. Concerning the losing of the right to enter the congregation of Jehovah
1. He who had been wounded in the testicles or had the male organ cut off not entering the congregation of Jehovah
2. An illegitimate child not entering the congregation of Jehovah, even to the tenth generation
3. An Ammonite or Moabite not entering the congregation of Jehovah, even to the tenth generation
4. The children of Israel not abhorring an Edomite nor an Egyptian

The Rehearsal of the Law (16) _{Message 23}

R. Concerning keeping the camp clean
S. Concerning a harlot and a dog
T. Concerning the neighbor's produce
U. Concerning a man taking a new wife
V. Concerning a case of leprosy
W. Not forgetting to blot out the memory of Amalek
X. A concluding word of this section to the children of Israel
Y. The governing principles of one's behavior implied in this section
Z. All the rehearsed statutes and judgments speaking forth how fine, tender, considerate, and sympathetic is the great God of Israel

Warning (Implying Grace) (1) _{Message 24}

I. Moses, with the elders of Israel, commanding the people to keep the whole commandment which he was commanding them that day
A. The people erecting large stones on Mount Ebal, coating them with plaster, and writing upon them all the words of the law
B. Building to Jehovah their God an altar of stones and offering up burnt offerings upon it to him, sacrificing peace offerings, eating there, and rejoicing before him
C. Israel, having become the people of Jehovah their God, listening to His voice and doing His commandments and His statutes
D. Moses commanding that six of the tribes should stand upon Mount Gerizim to bless the people and that six tribes should stand upon Mount Ebal for cursing
E. The Levites responding
F. The ones who were to be cursed
G. The children of Israel, being fallen in nature, not measuring up to keep the commandments, statutes, and judgments of their God

Warning (Implying Grace) (2) _{Message 25}

II. The children of Israel listening diligently to the voice of Jehovah their God and doing all His commandments, and Jehovah setting them high above all the nations, and all the blessings coming upon them and overtaking them
A. Being blessed in the city and in the field
B. Blessed being the fruit of their womb, of their ground, and of their animals, the offspring of their cattle and the young of their flock
C. Being blessed in their coming in and in their going out
D. Being blessed in their storehouses, in all their undertakings, and in the God-given land
E. Jehovah striking down their enemies
F. Jehovah establishing them as a holy people to Himself
G. Jehovah giving them rain for their land in its season
H. Jehovah making them the head and not the tail
III. The children of Israel not listening to the voice of Jehovah their God and not doing all His commandments and His statutes, and all the curses coming upon them and overtaking them
A. Curses coming to every place, on everything, and in every way
B. Curses in discomfiture in all undertakings, in a plague, in consuming diseases, in burning heat and drought, and in blight and mildew
C. Curses in the heaven above their head becoming brass, in the land under their feet becoming iron, and in the rain becoming powder and dust
D. Curses in being struck down before their enemies
E. Curses in being brought to a nation as a horror, a proverb, and a byword among all the peoples
F. Curses in their enemies coming to eat the produce of their cattle and the fruit of their ground and to besiege all their towns
G. Curses coming in great and persistent plagues, in malignant and persistent sicknesses, and in all the illnesses of Egypt to reduce them in number
H. Curses in being scattered among all the peoples, in living a life in captivity, and in being brought back to Egypt

Christ in Deuteronomy—the Monument, the Altar, and the Offerings _{Message 26}

A book on Christ
The monument with God's requirements
The altar beside the monument
The offerings fulfilling God's requirements
A wonderful scene
The entry into the good land

The Enactment of the Covenant _{Message 27}

I. The introductory word
A. A covenant besides the covenant God made with the people at Horeb
B. Based upon the experiences of the past
1. All that the children of Israel saw which Jehovah did in the land of Egypt with great signs and wonders
2. All that they had experienced in the wilderness
3. Slaying Sihon, the king of Heshbon, and Og, the king of Bashan, and taking their land
C. The objects and the purpose of the enactment of the covenant
1. The objects
2. The purpose
a. For the children of Israel to enter into a covenant with Jehovah their God and into His oath
b. For God to establish the children of Israel as His people and Himself as their God
II. The contents of the covenant
A. There not being among the children of Israel any man, woman, family, or tribe whose heart turned away from Jehovah their God, to go and serve the gods of the nations, and there not being among them a root bearing poisonous fruit and wormwood
B. The following generation of Israel and the foreigner coming from a distant land, seeing the plagues of the land and its diseases
C. The children of Israel, while living among the nations, returning to Jehovah their God and listening to His voice with all their heart and with all their soul, and He turning their captivity
III. The concluding word
A. The commandment which Moses was commanding the children of Israel not being too difficult for them, nor being distant
B. Moses putting before the children of Israel life and good, and death and evil

The Final Exhortation and Charges _{Message 28}

I. Moses' exhortation to the people
A. Moses speaking these words to all Israel
B. Saying to them that he was a hundred and twenty years old and could no longer go out and come in
C. Jehovah their God crossing over before them and destroying the nations before them
D. Jehovah doing to the nations even as He did to Sihon and Og and to their land
E. Encouraging all Israel to be strong and take courage, to fear not, neither to be terrified of the nations
II. Moses' exhortation to Joshua
A. Moses calling Joshua and speaking to him in the sight of all Israel
B. Moses telling Joshua that Jehovah was going before him and would be with him
III. Moses' exhortation to the priests, the sons of Levi, and to the elders of Israel
A. Moses commanding them that at the end of every seven years, at the year of release, at the feast of tabernacles, they were to read this law before all Israel
B. Moses charging the Levites who bore the ark of the covenant to take this book of the law and place it at the side of the ark, that it might be there as a witness against them
C. Moses gathering to him all the elders of the tribes and their officers that he might speak these words and that he might call heaven and earth to witness against them

The Song of Moses _{Message 29}

I. Jehovah commanding Moses to write a song
A. Jehovah telling Moses that his days drew near for him to die
B. Jehovah appearing in a pillar of cloud and telling Moses that this people would rise up and go as harlots after the strange gods of the land which they were entering and would forsake Him and break His covenant
C. Jehovah charging Moses to write this song and teach it to the children of Israel and put it in their mouth, that he might have this song as a witness against the children of Israel
D. Jehovah's charge to Joshua
E. Moses speaking to all the congregation of Israel the words of this song
II. The contents of the song
A. Moses asking heaven and earth to hear his words
B. Moses' words dropping like the rain and distilling like the dew
C. Moses declaring what kind of God Jehovah is
D. The children of Israel dealing with Jehovah God corruptly
E. Moses tracing back Jehovah's favor and love to Israel
F. Israel, growing fat and thick, forsaking God, who made them, and neglecting the rock who begot them
G. Jehovah being provoked to anger by Israel
H. Jehovah vindicating His people and having compassion on His servants
III. The word of Moses and Joshua to the people

The Blessing of Moses and the Death of Moses, and His Successor _{Message 30}

I. The blessing of Moses
A. The introductory word
B. The blessing
1. Concerning Reuben
2. Concerning Judah
3. Concerning Levi
a. Jehovah's Thummim and Urim being with His godly men
b. Levi showing Jacob Jehovah's judgments and Israel His law
c. Jehovah blessing His might and accepting the work of his hands
4. Concerning Benjamin
5. Concerning Joseph
a. His land being blessed of Jehovah
b. Having majesty, and his horns being the horns of the wild ox
6. Concerning Zebulun and Issachar
7. Concerning Gad
8. Concerning Dan
9. Concerning Naphtali
10. Concerning Asher
C. The Concluding word
1. There being no one like the God of Jeshurun
2. The God of old being their habitation
3. Driving out the enemy before them
4. Israel dwelling securely
5. Israel being happy
II. The death of Moses, and his successor
A. The death of Moses
1. Jehovah telling Moses to go up to the mountain of Abarim, Mount Nebo, and see the land of Canaan, and die in the mountain
2. Seeing the land from a distance
3. Moses going up to Mount Nebo, and Jehovah showing him the land
4. Moses dying there in the land of Moab according to the word of Jehovah
5. Moses being a hundred twenty years old when he died
6. The children of Israel weeping for Moses
B. The successor of Moses
1. Joshua being filled with the spirit of wisdom
2. There not having arisen a prophet since then in Israel like Moses
III. The four particular matters implied in deuteronomy
A. God's governmental dealing
B. Israel's stubbornness
C. Moses' character
D. Christ's uniqueness

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