Moses tells Israel that “because” YHWH set His love on them, they are called to love and obey Him with their whole heart. He warns them not to fear the nations or forget YHWH when life goes well, and not to repeat the golden calf rebellion. Isaiah exposes the emptiness of idolatry and promises that YHWH dwells with the contrite and lowly. Jesus casts out a demon and confronts a generation that wants signs but resists repentance. Deuteronomy asks: What really drives your obedience—fear, pride, or love rooted in what YHWH has already done?