OT312 Book Study: Deuteronomy
Sign in to rateThe book of Deuteronomy is one of the most significant books in the Bible. Its content helped shape the theology of both the Old and New Testaments. In Book Study: Deuteronomy distinguished Old Testament scholar Dr. Daniel Block provides an in-depth look at look at this important book. Dr. Block walks through the text of what he calls “the Gospel according to Moses.” You’ll gain a better understanding of Deuteronomy and a fresh appreciation of how the book reveals the brilliance of God’s grace.
Introduction
Introduction
Introducing the Course
5m
The Gospel according to Moses
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How the Bible Talks about Deuteronomy
9m
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Setting the Stage (Deut 1)
Hearing the Words of Moses
6m
Setting the Stage (Deut 2–3)
Recollections of Grace
5m
The Grace of Torah (Deut 4:1–8)
Features of Deuteronomy 4
5m
The Grace of Covenant (Deut 4:9–31)
The Grace of Covenant Past
6m
The Grace of Salvation (Deut 4:32–44)
The Conclusion to Moses’ First Address
9m
Introduction to Moses’ Second Address
The Narrative Introduction (Deut 4:45–49)
4m
The Decalogue (Deut 5:1–6:3)
Introduction to the Decalogue
10m
The Shema (Deut 6:4–25)
A Call for Covenant Love
7m
The External Test of Covenant Commitment (Deut 7:1–26)
The Nature of the External Test
9m
The Internal Test of Covenant Commitment (Deut 8:1–20)
The Context of the Test
7m
The Grace of Covenant Relationship (Deut 9:1–10:11)
Introduction to the Literary Unit
5m
The Heart of the Matter (Deut 10:12–11:1)
The Structure and Design of the Unit
9m
God’s past and Future Provisions (Deut 11:2–32)
Introduction to Deuteronomy 11
7m
Introduction to Moses’ Third Address (Deut 12)
The Nature of the Proclamation
8m
Feasting at the Table of the Lord (Deut 14)
Interpreting Deuteronomy 14
10m
Kingship as the Embodiment of Righteousness (Deut 17:14–20)
The Request for a King
9m
Israel’s National Anthem (Deut 31–32)
Part of a Death Narrative
8m
The Blessing of Moses (Deut 33)
The Poetry in Deuteronomy 33
5m
Conclusion
Responding to the Gospel according to Moses
5m