0^DEUTERONOMYIntroduction to Moses’ first speechMoses reminded them that he had appointed leadersMoses reminded them about sending the spiesMoses reminded them how God punished them when they refused to goMoses reminded them of their wandering in the desertOther groups that lived near CanaanMoses reminded them of crossing the Arnon RiverMoses reminded them of the defeat of King OgMoses reminded them of dividing the land east of the JordanMoses reminded them that he was not allowed to enter CanaanMoses urged the people to obey God’s lawsMoses warned them about worshiping idolsOnly Yahweh is GodThe cities of refugeWhere Moses gave them God’s lawsMoses repeated for them the Ten CommandmentsThe commandment to love GodThe blessings of worshiping God onlyMoses urged them to remember and obeyThe reason that God will enable them to be victoriousMoses reminded them of the golden calfA new copy of the Ten CommandmentsWhat Yahweh requiredMoses reminded them of the great things that God didThe one place for worshipMoses warned them against idolatryCreatures that were forbidden to be eatenGiving tithesThe year for canceling debtsFreeing slavesRules about sacrificing firstborn animalsThe Passover FestivalThe festival for harvesting grainThe Festival of Living in SheltersJudging people fairlyWarning against worshiping other godsWarning against sacrificing defective animalsPunishment for idolatryJudging difficult casesProper behavior for a kingWhat the priests were to receiveA warning about pagan practicesThe promise to send a prophet like MosesThe cities of refugeWarning against moving boundariesWarnings about witnessesRules concerning fighting warsWhen no one knows who murdered someoneThe rule about marrying women who are capturedThe oldest son’s inheritanceA rebellious sonBurying criminalsVarious other lawsRules concerning sexExclusion from Yahweh’s peopleKeeping the camp cleanVarious other lawsLaws about divorcing and remarryingVarious lawsWhipping criminalsDon’t muzzle your oxResponsibility to a dead brotherTwo other lawsGetting revenge on the Amalek people-groupOfferings at harvest timeThe tithesYahweh’s own peopleThe stone tablets set up on Ebal MountainThe curses from disobeying GodThe blessings from obeying GodThe curses from disobeying GodThe agreement made in MoabBringing them back to IsraelChoose life, not deathMoses appointed Joshua to succeed himThe laws are to be read periodicallyMoses predicted their disobedienceThe song that Moses sang to themGod told Moses that he would see the land from far awayMoses blessed the Israeli tribesHow Moses died