Deuteronomy
In his perceptive commentary, David F. Payne helps readers see the importance of this pivotal biblical book and guides them in applying its message to today's world. Deuteronomy consists of three major addresses to the people, in which Moses repeats the laws already set forth. Why then, is Deuteronomy necessary with its repeat of law and covenant? "The internal logic of Deuteronomy," writes Payne, "provides one answer to this question: Israel's forthcoming entry into the Promised Land would create a dramatic break with the past, as a wandering people became a settled nation, with an entirely different way of life. So Israel's great leader, Moses, takes great pains to make sure that Israel will be faithful to her God-given law and covenant, and will remember her formative past." Readers, then as now, are called upon "to renew their covenant with their God; or ... to examine their hearts and lives, and then to reassert their loyalty to God's calling and service."
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Deuteronomy
In his perceptive commentary, David F. Payne helps readers see the importance of this pivotal biblical book and guides them in applying its message to today's world. Deuteronomy consists of three major addresses to the people, in which Moses repeats the laws already set forth. Why then, is Deuteronomy necessary with its repeat of law and covenant? "The internal logic of Deuteronomy," writes Payne, "provides one answer to this question: Israel's forthcoming entry into the Promised Land would create a dramatic break with the past, as a wandering people became a settled nation, with an entirely different way of life. So Israel's great leader, Moses, takes great pains to make sure that Israel will be faithful to her God-given law and covenant, and will remember her formative past." Readers, then as now, are called upon "to renew their covenant with their God; or ... to examine their hearts and lives, and then to reassert their loyalty to God's calling and service."
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In his perceptive commentary, David F. Payne helps readers see the importance of this pivotal biblical book and guides them in applying its message to today's world. Deuteronomy consists of three major addresses to the people, in which Moses repeats the laws already set forth. Why then, is Deuteronomy necessary with its repeat of law and covenant? "The internal logic of Deuteronomy," writes Payne, "provides one answer to this question: Israel's forthcoming entry into the Promised Land would create a dramatic break with the past, as a wandering people became a settled nation, with an entirely different way of life. So Israel's great leader, Moses, takes great pains to make sure that Israel will be faithful to her God-given law and covenant, and will remember her formative past." Readers, then as now, are called upon "to renew their covenant with their God; or ... to examine their hearts and lives, and then to reassert their loyalty to God's calling and service."

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780664218324
Publisher: Presbyterian Publishing
Publication date: 11/01/1985
Series: Daily Study Bible Series
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.63(d)

Table of Contents

Introduction1
Words Worth Pondering (1:1)7
A Message for Changing Circumstances (1:1-4)8
Experiences of God's Care (1:5-25)11
Wrong Attitudes (1:26-45)14
Right Relationships (1:46-2:15)16
Israel's First Victory (2:16-37)18
The Mastery of Transjordan (3:1-17)21
Planning for the Future (3:18-29)24
The Letter of the Law (4:1-8)26
The Dangers of Idolatry (4:9-24)28
The Aftermath of Idolatry (4:25-31)31
God and His Laws (4:32-49)32
The Ten Commandments (5:1-21)35
God's Due (5:6-11) (cont'd)38
Keeping the Sabbath (5:12-15) (cont'd)40
Social Obligations (5:16-21) (cont'd)41
True Obedience (5:22-33)43
Permanent Reminders (6:1-9)46
The Great Challenge (6:5) (cont'd)47
Maintaining Devotion to God (6:10-25)49
"Fight the Good Fight" (7:1-5)51
The Logic of God's Choice (7:6-16)53
Automatic Rewards? (7:6-16) (cont'd)56
Glittering Attractions (7:17-26)57
Desert Experiences (8:1-10)59
The Dangers of Prosperity (8:11-20)61
The Danger of Complacency (9:1-5)63
Priest or Prophet? (9:6-23)65
Lessons from History (9:24-10:5)67
The Covenant Box (10:6-11)69
God's Requirements (10:12-22)71
Dependence on God (11:1-17)73
Geographical Details (11:18-32)76
One Shrine (12:1-14)78
...and only One! (12:1-14) (cont'd)80
Worship at the Shrine (12:1-14) (cont'd)81
The Provision of Meat (12:15-32)83
The Dangers of Tolerance (13:1-18)85
Prohibited Food Items (14:1-21)88
The Purpose of Tithes (14:22-29)90
Help for the Poor (15:1-11)92
Regulating Slavery (15:12-23)94
The Passover (16:1-8)96
Joy and Generosity (16:9-17)99
Justice (16:18-20)101
Prohibited Worship (16:21-17:7)103
Officers of the Law (17:8-20)104
The Welfare of the Levites (18:1-8)107
Prophets True and False (18:9-22)109
The Protection of Life (19:1-13)113
Perjury (19:14-21)115
The Conduct of Warfare (20:1-20)117
Unsolved Murders (21:1-9)120
Some Rights and Duties (21:10-23)122
Distinctive Features (22:1-12)124
Sexual Morality (22:13-30)126
The National Assembly (23:1-8)129
Some Varied Laws (23:9-25)130
Some Problems in Society (24:1-9)133
The Underprivileged (24:10-22)135
Concern for Humans and Animals (25:1-10)137
Some Dangers to Society (25:11-19)139
First Fruits (26:1-11)141
Walking in God's Ways (26:12-19)143
"Keep Silence and Hear" (27:1-10)145
A List of Curses (27:11-26)147
The Logic of the Covenant (28:1-14)149
The Penalties of Disobedience (28:15-68)152
Universal Obligations (29:1-15)158
The Source of Disaster (29:16-28)160
Secrets and Plain Language (29:29)162
Hope for Dark Days (30:1-10)163
"Not too Hard" (30:11-14)165
A Stark Choice (30:15-20)167
Preparing for Change (31:1-8)169
The Custody of the Law (31:9-13)171
Facing up to Disobedience (31:14-29)173
A Sermon in Song (31:30-32:7)175
Evidence of God's Care (32:8-14)178
Living Dangerously (32:15-25)180
From Powerlessness to Vindication (32:26-52)182
The Blessing of Moses (33:1-29)186
The End of an Era (34:1-12)194
Further reading197
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