Deuteronomy
2017·96 pages
A theological study of Deuteronomy, exploring Moses' final words and God's covenant with Israel.
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A theological study of Deuteronomy, exploring Moses' final words and God's covenant with Israel.
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This is why the Old Testament speaks of God being “provoked to anger” by his people dozens of times (especially in Deuteronomy; 1–2 Kings; and Jeremiah). But not once are we told that God is “provoked to love” or “provoked to mercy.” His anger requires provocation; his mercy is pent up, ready to gush forth. We tend to think: divine anger is pent up, spring-loaded; divine mercy is slow to build. It’s just the opposite. Divine mercy is ready to burst forth at the slightest prick.” ― Dane C. Ortlun
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Sexual content
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Brief mentions of sexual laws and behaviors in a religious context. Discussions of laws regarding rape and coercion in Deuteronomy 21 and 22.
Violence & gore
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References to historical violence and divine judgment, including war and curses.
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No profanity or strong language depicted.
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No substance use depicted.
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Central focus on biblical theology, God's covenant, and religious obedience.
Magic & witchcraft
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Minor references to idolatry and forbidden practices in a religious context.
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Mild cultural messaging tied to ancient Israelite societal laws.
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Abuse & suffering
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Mentions of systemic suffering, slavery, and consequences of disobedience. Discussions of laws regarding rape and coercion in Deuteronomy 21 and 22.
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