The instruction continues for how they were to live in the land, providing cities of refuge to manslayers until trial and that in warfare to go out in complete reliance and trust in God's faithfulness to them.

Regulations about feasts, administration of justice and divination that before they enter the land.  To listen to the priests and when they decide they want a king he must follow Me.  The dinner guests who respond come to the feast, as Jesus' dinner guests who respond to His invitation will join Him as His bride at the wedding feast in heaven.

God's strict commands to the new generation warning idols and any pagan or cultic practices.  They are called to respect the lifeblood of any sacrifice for the tabernacle and live near it.

Moses presented a blessing and a curse as he continues recounting Israel's journey with the warning, fear the Lord your God, and love Him, and serve the Lord your God with all your heart and Keep His commandments and be blessed.

Moses continued the recounting of all God did to care for Israel and their repeated rebellion and sin. Be ready, don’t store up on earth but look ahead to heaven Now. Seek first the kingdom of God and be about the Father’s business.

God offers warning to this new generation against taking other gods before Him and promises them untold blessing and protection if they but Love the Lord their God with all their heart and follow Him only.

To the new generation preparing to enter the Promised Land God repeats The 10 Commandments that they might succeed. Jesus teaches by Faith and heart is eternal life available, sends out the 70 without Him and teaches Martha the importance of sitting at His feet and listening, busyness has its time.

A continued recounting of their journey from Egypt to the Jordan as this new generation prepares to cross over into the Promised Land with a warning Remember Your God!

Deuteronomy begins with a look back over Israel’s troubled faith journey to the Jordan. Jesus, before unbelieving Jews points them to the prophecies as witness to his deity.