

Deuteronomy Week 1 with Jen Wilkin
15 snips Aug 22, 2021
In this enlightening discussion, Jen Wilkin, a prominent author and Bible teacher from Dallas, dives deep into the book of Deuteronomy. She highlights Moses's speeches, urging listeners to remember God's faithfulness. The conversation touches on the importance of community choices as they approach the Promised Land. Jen emphasizes the transformative power of the Ten Commandments and the significance of the Sabbath in fostering rest. Lastly, she advocates for biblical literacy and the integration of scripture into everyday life for a richer faith experience.
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Deuteronomy Is A Series Of Reminders
- Deuteronomy is not narrative but a series of Moses' speeches reminding Israel of the law and their identity.
- The book functions as a parental launch: remind the next generation what to carry when leaders cannot go with them.
Law Protects The Marginalized
- Deuteronomy's law contrasts with ancient codes by protecting the marginalized rather than reinforcing social hierarchies.
- The law reveals God's heart for justice and foreshadows Christ's concern for the weak.
Start By Observing The Text
- Use the study book's guidance: first observe the Old Testament law before trying to interpret it.
- Ask simple questions like 'What is happening?' and 'What questions do I have?' to begin Bible study.