Deuteronomy Chapter News Today

You might have also thought Deuteronomy was dry or even worse, that it was just a book full of dreadful rules but if you zoom out you see a glorious picture of God's grace and care and how it all fits into the big picture of Jesus coming to set all things right and that is why I find Deuteronomy ...

Many verses in the beginning of the Old Testament begin with “The Lord spoke to Moses.” Moses was the spokesman for the Lord and through this leader Israel was established.

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The Shabbat before Purim is always called Shabbat Zachor, the Shabbat when we remember. What are we to remember? Exodus Chapter 17:14, and Deuteronomy Chapter 25:19 both refer to the battle against Amalek that took place when the Children of Israel came out of Egypt. They intentionally took a detour to avoid running into Amalek

EDITOR: It was not too long ago I have written to you telling you that God has given me a job to teach his word. But I am now 82 years old. I have lost a leg and have had operations done on both eyes and now they are giving me problems. I can barely see so I intended for the previous letter to be my last, but the spirit …

The Book of Devarim, the last book of the Torah, is dominated by the personality of Moses even more than the previous three books. It includes a complete re-statement and reformulation of the laws issued on Sinai and also restates the struggles Moses had, both with the people and with God. He is not sparing…

The president of CAN, Samson Ayokunle, on Sunday, reiterated calls on parties to avoid Muslim/Muslim tickets. 

Right Reverend Dennis Debukari Tong, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Tamale has encouraged Christians to be faithful and continue to live to please God. He reminded Christians that they would be rewarded in the life hereafter, based on their deeds on the earth. "For Christians, our final destination is…

Professional athletes will often talk about being in the zone. Emmitt Smith described the zone as being in that place where he could smell the end zone, and neither hell nor high water would keep him out. When an athlete talks about being in the zone, they're talking about playing and functioning on another level.