Moses is dead and now Joshua instructs the people to prepare to colonize the Promised Land.

A clear example of someone reviewing the history of the emancipation narrative of Exodus from the point of view of one taken captive at a later time; perhaps the Babylonian or Assyrian conquests of the people.

Moses warns the people that their hard headend ways will continue even into the “promised land”.

Moses sees the “promised land”, dies and gets buried by God; not to reappear again until the Mount of Transfiguration in the Gospels.

Tribe by tribe Moses’ final prayer of blessings for each tribe of the congregation.

Jesus uses parables to show us what judgment day will be like individually and collectively; emphasizing that along the way God shows up in our lives to see if we walk the walk or just talk the talk.

More review of the journey from emancipation to the gates of the “promised land”.

The people are ordered to be faithful to commandments and statutes that are ever changing so how can they know which statutes to be faithful to??

The ever shifting ordinances are again laid out for the people with the command to be faithful to them as they prepare to massacre & disposes the inhabitants of as well as colonize the “promised land”.

Some of the actions of the forefathers that went unopposed are now being declared as worthy of curses by Moses. Inconsistencies that seem to me to be almost certainly NOT from God.