Numbers and Deuteronomy
- Numbers and Deuteronomy
Description
Numbers begins with Israel ready to take the Land that God promised to Abraham. The people enter the promised land but Moses and Aaron do not. Deuteronomy emphasizes the fact that God renews His covenant with His people. Passages like Deuteronomy chapter 8 indicate that the love of God is the most important motivation for their service. Moses ends by telling the people that the words of the covenant are their lives, not just idle words.
Outline
I. Introduction to Numbers
II. From departure to Sinai to arrival in Kadesh-Barnea (Num 1:1 - 10:10)
III. Israelites lose their opportunity to gain the Promised Land (10:11 - chapter 21)
IV. A new generation enters the promised land (Chapters 22-36)
V. Outline of Deuteronomy
A. God renews his covenant with His people by reminding them of the past. (ch. 1-4)
B. Basic rules for possessing the land. (ch. 5-11)
C. Specific rules for possessing the land. (ch. 12-26)
D. Blessings and consequences of obedience or disobedience to God’s law. (ch. 27-28)
E. The people gather to hear the last words of Moses and affirm the covenant. (ch. 29-33)
F. Moses dies (ch. 34)
I. Introduction to Numbers
II. From departure to Sinai to arrival in Kadesh-Barnea (Num 1:1 - 10:10)
III. Israelites lose their opportunity to gain the Promised Land (10:11 - chapter 21)
IV. A new generation enters the promised land (Chapters 22-36)
V. Outline of Deuteronomy
A. God renews his covenant with His people by reminding them of the past. (ch. 1-4)
B. Basic rules for possessing the land. (ch. 5-11)
C. Specific rules for possessing the land. (ch. 12-26)
D. Blessings and consequences of obedience or disobedience to God’s law. (ch. 27-28)
E. The people gather to hear the last words of Moses and affirm the covenant. (ch. 29-33)
F. Moses dies (ch. 34)
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