It depicts the second appearance of the Ten Commandments and the death of Moses.
The third part of this book describes the battle of Edrei, in which King Og is killed. Practices condemned in this book include the setting up of ritual pillars and self-mutilation in mourning, but it encourages the sacrifice of first-born male livestock. This book concludes with the death of its central character atop (*) Mount Nebo. Notable verses from this book include the central credo of Judaism, the Shema. It depicts the second appearance of the Ten Commandments and the death of Moses. For 10 points, name this fifth book of the Bible, which is named after the "second law."
The third part of this book describes the battle of Edrei, in which King Og is killed.
The Book of Deuteronomy [or Deuteronomion; or Devarim]