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These are extremely informative and entertaining bible study lectures that have blessed many seekers of knowledge and faith over the last 20 years or more.
Dr. Thomas L. Constable is a prominent theologian and former professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary. He is also a pastor at Plano Bible Chapel in Plano, Texas, where he has served for over 50 years. Dr. Constable is widely known for his Bible commentary series, SonicLight.com, which includes Notes on the Bible, Notes on the Minor Prophets, and Notes on Revelation. He is also the author of several books, including "Talking About Good and Bad Without Getting Ugly: A Guide to Moral Persuasion." Dr. Constable holds degrees from Moody Bible Institute, Wheaton College, and Dallas Theological Seminary, and has taught at several seminaries throughout his career. He is highly respected in the evangelical Christian community and is known for his insightful teaching and commitment to the authority of Scripture.
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Moses ascends Mt. Nebo and Yahweh shows him the entire Promised Land — from Dan in the north to the Negev, from the Mediterranean to the Jordan Valley — though he cannot enter it because of his sin at Meribah-kadesh in failing to honor God as holy before the people. Moses dies at 120 years of age w…
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In one of his final official acts, Moses pronounces a prophetic blessing on each of the twelve tribes of Israel, echoing Jacob's blessing in Genesis 49 and framed by an introduction depicting Yahweh coming in glory from Sinai with His holy ones to give His law to Israel in love. The individual bles…
The Song of Moses is a covenant lawsuit — one of the great poems of the Old Testament — in which God calls heaven and earth as witnesses against Israel's future apostasy and records the indictment before it occurs. Constable traces its structure from the proclamation of God's faithful character as …
Moses, now 120 years old, publicly commissions Joshua as his successor before all Israel with the charge "be strong and courageous" and deposits the written Book of the Law with the Levitical priests with instructions to read it aloud to all Israel every seventh year at the Feast of Booths. God app…
Chapter 30 offers Deuteronomy's most profound hope: even after the full measure of covenant curses falls on Israel in exile, God promises to gather her from the ends of the earth and circumcise her heart so that she loves Him with all her heart — an anticipation of the New Covenant that Constable l…
Moses opens his third and final address with a sobering historical review — the Exodus, the wilderness provision, the defeat of Sihon and Og — then solemnly observes that despite all these wonders, God has not yet given Israel "a heart to understand, eyes to see, and ears to hear." He assembles all…
Chapter 28 is one of the most consequential chapters in Scripture: fourteen verses of blessing promise that obedience will elevate Israel above all nations — blessed in city and countryside, in children, crops, herds, and battle, with rain from God's heavenly treasury and a position of lending to n…
Moses instructs Israel to set up large plastered stones at Shechem and inscribe all the words of the law on them upon entering the land, publicly constituting the Mosaic covenant as Israel's national charter. An altar of uncut stones is to be built on Mt. Ebal for burnt and peace offerings, six tri…
Chapter 26 closes Moses' second major address (chs. 5-26) with two covenant rituals: the firstfruits offering, in which the worshiper recites Israel's covenant creed — "My father was a wandering Aramean...He brought us to this place and gave us this land flowing with milk and honey" — as a public p…
The levirate law requires a surviving brother to marry his dead brother's childless widow in order to preserve the dead man's name and inheritance in Israel; if he refuses, the widow performs the sandal ceremony before the elders as a public act of shaming that permanently marks his line as the hou…
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