Second discourse of Moses (5: 1-26: 19). This is a call to Israel to tune in to Jehovah, who has talked with them vis-à-vis on Sinai. Notice how Moses comes back to proclaim the Law with some important changes, thus he adjusts it for their new life on the opposite side of the Jordan. It isn't a straightforward relate of controls and mandates. Each word demonstrates that the core of Moses is loaded with enthusiasm and dedication to his God. He represents the benefit of the country. All through the talk dutifulness to the Law is underscored ... submission from a cherishing heart, not commitment.
17 First Moses rehashes the Ten Words, the Ten Commandments, and advises Israel to obey them, without swinging aside to one side or to one side, so they may broaden their days on earth thus that they end up many. "Hear, O Israel: The Lord
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Amid each one of those times of rectification, his garments did not wear off nor did his feet swell. Presently you are going to enter a place where there is riches and plenitude! Be that as it may, they should make preparations for the ties of realism and self-importance, and recall that Jehovah is "the provider of influence to make riches" and he who confiscate the fiendish countries (8:18). Moses at that point comes back to say a few events when Israel incited God. You should recall how the fury of Jehovah was encouraged against them in the wild, with torment and fire and butcher! They should recall their ruinous love of the brilliant calf, which caused Jehovah's blazing fierceness and that the tables of the Law must be revamped! (Mass migration 32: 1-10, 35; 17: 2-7; No. 11: 1-3, 31-35; 14: 2-38.) No uncertainty, they should now serve and hold fast to Jehovah, who has adored due to his folks and has made them "like the stars of the sky by a huge number". (Deu