It includes an exhortation to write curses on Mt. Ebal and blessings on Mt. Gezirim, and recounts rebellions at Teberah, Horeb, and Kadesh-barnea.
It includes an exhortation to write curses on Mt. Ebal and blessings on Mt. Gezirim, and recounts rebellions at Teberah, Horeb, and Kadesh-barnea. It concludes with an account of a character who goes to Mt. Nebo to die; and largely consists of three discourses that character gives on the plains of Moab. The second discourse describes the Cities of Refuge and commands the celebration of the Feast of Weeks and the Feast of Booths, and proscribes a lengthy series of mitzvot, while the third discourse renews the divine covenant. Its Hebrew name is derived from its opening phrase, which roughly translates as "These are the words". FTP, identify this book of the Bible which follows Numbers, the fifth book of the Old Testament.
It includes an exhortation to write curses on Mt. Ebal and blessings on Mt. Gezirim, and recounts rebellions at Teberah, Horeb, and Kadesh-barnea.
{Deuteronomy} (or {Devarim})