Deuteronomy Bible Studies

Deuteronomy

Moses' farewell addresses before entering Canaan

Deuteronomy is traditionally credited to Moses as a series of farewell addresses spoken to all Israel. He delivered these discourses in the plains of Moab during the eleventh month of the final year of their wanderings, shortly before his death. After forty years in the wilderness, the people were preparing to enter and settle in Canaan. Moses reviewed their past, restated the law given at Mount Sinai, and urged faithfulness to God's covenant.

34 studies · a few verses a day

Start with Deuteronomy 1

Chapters

Chapter 1The Command to Leave Horeb6 days
Chapter 2Wanderings in the Wilderness3 days
Chapter 3The Defeat of Og3 days
Chapter 4An Exhortation to Obedience6 days
Chapter 5The Covenant at Horeb3 days
Chapter 6The Greatest Commandment3 days
Chapter 7Drive Out the Nations2 days
Chapter 8Remember the LORD Your God2 days
Chapter 9Assurance of Victory3 days
Chapter 10New Stone Tablets2 days
Chapter 11Obedience and Discipline4 days
Chapter 12One Place for Worship3 days
Chapter 13Idolaters to Be Put to Death2 days
Chapter 14Clean and Unclean Animals3 days
Chapter 15The Seventh Year4 days
Chapter 16Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread4 days
Chapter 17Detestable Sacrifices3 days
Chapter 18Provision for Priests and Levites3 days
Chapter 19Cities of Refuge2 days
Chapter 20Laws of Warfare2 days
Chapter 21Atonement for an Unsolved Murder4 days
Chapter 22Various Laws3 days
Chapter 23Exclusion from the Congregation3 days
Chapter 24Marriage and Divorce Laws2 days
Chapter 25Fairness and Mercy4 days
Chapter 26Offering Firstfruits and Tithes2 days
Chapter 27The Altar on Mount Ebal2 days
Chapter 28The Blessings of Obedience5 days
Chapter 29The Covenant in Moab2 days
Chapter 30The Promise of Restoration2 days
Chapter 31Joshua to Succeed Moses4 days
Chapter 32The Song of Moses5 days
Chapter 33Moses Blesses the Twelve Tribes3 days
Chapter 34The Death of Moses1 day

Pastors teaching from Deuteronomy

Sermon notes from the library, on the same book.

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