As we open the Book of Deuteronomy, something shifts. Moses begins to speak—but so does a narrator. Whose voice are we hearing? And is this the same story we’ve heard before?

In this episode, Ross, Jono, and Ezra work through the first portion of Deuteronomy (1:1–3:22), tracing familiar events—Horeb, the spies, the wilderness journeys, battles east of the Jordan—but with a twist. The details don’t always match earlier accounts in Exodus and Numbers. Names, motives, even outcomes shift.

What happens when we compare these texts critically—side by side with the Masoretic tradition, ancient scrolls, and the Shapira fragments?

Join us as we listen closely—not just to what is said, but to who’s saying it.

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