Moses tells the people over and over to remember the things that God has done for them.

Moses instructs Israel to destroy all of the places of idol worship in the land they are going to occupy.

Moses gives strict warnings against false teachers and false prophets.

The celebration of the Passover, Feast of Weeks and Feast of Booths are all to be enjoyed in the new land.

Moses declares that there is a prophet, like himself, that will come from Israel, and warns Israel to listen to him.

Moses gives exemptions for those who are to go into battle, and reminds the people to always trust God for the victory.

Moses gives instructions for what to do if a dead body is found on the land.

What seems like a legalistic list of do’s and don’ts is really a tool to check your heart condition.

The children of Israel are directed to bring the first-fruits of the land to God at his dwelling place.

Moses instructs the Israelites to set up memorial stones, write the law, and pronounce God’s blessings and curses when they enter the Promised Land.

Blessings await those who obey, but many curses exist for the disobedient.

Israel is God’s chosen people, but how do the promises apply to us, the church?

Moses begins to pass the mantle of leadership to Joshua.

Kyle Lance Martin wraps up the Pentateuch with the song that Moses recited before all Israel.