As Moses restates the feasts of Israel, we revisit the significance of the Spring feasts - Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Firstfruits.

A discussion of indentured servitude and the significance of the bondslave.

God's commands for the cancellation of debts, and the care of the poor.

The tithe restated, and a discussion of ancient hygiene practices.

Moses restates the dietary laws for Israel, and we explore the reasons - both practical and arbitrary - that God gave Israel this diet.

Warnings against false prophets and false gods, and a helpful way to test false prophets.

The key to joy and the definition of true worship.

On what basis would Israel occupy the land of Canaan?

While Egypt's fertility was a natural result of the Nile River, the land of Canaan needed rain to be a productive, fruitful land. In order to receive the rain, God commanded Israel to love Him and serve Him.

Moses recalls when God established a new covenant with Israel, and the number of nations in the world is oddly linked to the number of people that went to Egypt.