Deuteronomy 29
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 29 of 34
Chapter Summary
Moses reminds them to obey. 10 All are presented before Jehovah to enter into His covenant. 29 Secret things belong to Jehovah.
Key Hebrew Words
People & Context
Calls all Israel together in Moab and renews the covenant Jehovah commanded him to make, recalling the exodus and warning against apostasy.
The king of Heshbon who came out to battle Israel and was struck down; his land was given to the Transjordan tribes.
The king of Bashan who, with Sihon, came out against Israel and was defeated, his land given as an inheritance.
One of the fathers to whom Jehovah swore the covenant oath Moses is now establishing with the people.
A patriarch named with Abraham and Jacob as a recipient of the oath that grounds this covenant.
The third patriarch to whom Jehovah swore the covenant promise being renewed in Moab.
Timeline
Moses addresses Israel in Moab, recounting God's signs against Pharaoh and His miraculous forty-year provision of unworn clothes and non-fermented food in the wilderness.
Deuteronomy 29:1-8Moses summons all leaders, men, women, little ones, and aliens to stand before God and enter into His sworn covenant and oath.
Deuteronomy 29:9-15Moses warns against any individual or tribe harboring a hidden idolater who stubbornly expects peace; God will not forgive him, but will blot out his name with all written curses.
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