Deuteronomy

Moses climbs Mount Nebo after giving Israel his final blessing. He dies, ending the chapter of Deuteronomy.

Moses blesses Israel before his death, addressing the tribes of Israel individually.

Moses continues his farewell address, debuting the song he wrote to Israel. In Deuteronomy 31, God reveals that Israel will rebel against these commands once Moses dies. He also tells Moses to go to Mount Nebo to die after he teaches Israel the words.

Moses continues his farewell address to the second generation out of Israel. God reveals to Moses that Israel will break the covenant after entering Caanan.

Moses continues his extended address to Israel. In this chapter, he explains that the punishments in Deuteronomy 28 can be counteracted with Israel obeying God's commands.

Moses continues his extended address to the second generation of Israel out of Egypt. He emphasizes the importance of the curses from the previous chapter, to remain faithful to God

Moses continues his address to Israel, listing the curses they will endure if they do not keep God's laws.

Moses continues his extended farewell address to Israel. In this chapter, he tells Israel to paste God's commands on a large rock. He then details a list of commands.

Moses continues his extended farewell address to Israel. He reminds them to complete a firstfruit ceremony, to participate in the tithe every three years.

Moses continues his extended farewell address to Israel. He covers code of conduct for resolving conflict and traditional widow marriage to next-of-kin males.