Deuteronomy is both a fascinating book,
and also of great significance in the
Old Testament, providing a ‘key’ to
reading the following histories. But is
also presents significant problems for
the modern reader.
This engaging study looks square on at
both the congenial and the more
difficult aspects of the book. It
explores its structure, as a series of
sermons and as a treaty, and treads a
careful path through the ways in which
we can appropriate the text today.
and also of great significance in the
Old Testament, providing a ‘key’ to
reading the following histories. But is
also presents significant problems for
the modern reader.
This engaging study looks square on at
both the congenial and the more
difficult aspects of the book. It
explores its structure, as a series of
sermons and as a treaty, and treads a
careful path through the ways in which
we can appropriate the text today.
