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Deuteronomy

The Romans of the Old Testament

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Class Objectives

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Deuteronomy as Wisdom or Prophecy

Understand Deuteronomy as ethical guidance or physical explanation of spiritual realities.

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Literary Structure & Design

Understand the literary framework, design patterns, and central themes of Deuteronomy.

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New Testament Application

Understand how New Testament authors interpreted and applied Deuteronomy's teachings.

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You may have covered this, but what version is the Bible you read from?

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Based on scriptures discussed on 10/14/26, How do you answer someone that says God must put the right heart into a person bypassing free will?

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What is the significance of God not allowing Moses into the promised land?

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In Deuteronomy 30 God sets before the people ‘life and death, blessings and curses’ And tells them to ‘choose life’. What does choosing life look like in our daily decision making?

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What is the wisdom to draw from the Deuteronomy laws in chapter 19 about the sanctuary cities and the laws about multiple wisdom? Is this just good advice about pursuing justice?

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The covenant in Deuteronomy is conditional on obedience, yet God’s love is described as unconditional (Deuteronomy 7:7-8). How do we reconcile God’s free grace with His call for our obedience?

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