Deuteronomy EP Study Commentary determinism his roots in the prophetic

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Deuteronomy EP Study Commentary determinism his roots in the propheticWhen Jesus was asked which is the greatest commandment, he cited a passage from Deuteronomy 6 as the fundamental and first tenet of Scripture. In this Study Commentary, John Currid shows that the purpose of Deuteronomy is to teach the people of God how to behave in every area of life. And the two main principles of that teaching are to fear God and to obey his commandments. \nUsing his own translation from the original Hebrew, Dr John Currid ably