Deuteronomy Lesson 005
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This document discusses several biblical passages and concepts: - Gen. 22:15-18 discusses God's unconditional blessing of Abraham and his descendants. - Gen. 17:1-14 discusses the sign of circumcision for Abraham and his descendants as beneficiaries of God's covenant. - The Mosaic law from Mt. Sinai is based on God's past gracious actions toward Israel as recounted in the Bible.
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Deuteronomy Lesson 005
- 1. Gen. 22:15-18 the divine confirmation Gen. 17:1-14 the sign of the beneficiary Gen. 15:5-21 the divine signing with an oath Unconditional blessing by a superior to an inferior merely on the basis of the benefactor’s good will and loyalty of the beneficiary Gen. 12:1-3 the divine call Royal Grant Abrahamic Covenant
- 3. Appointment of deputy judges because of the PEOPLE promise to Abraham 1:9-18 Command to depart Mt. Sinai recalling the LAND promise to Abraham 1:6-8 From Sinai to Kadesh 1:6-18 1:6-3:29 Narration of Israel’s history from Sinai to the Transjordanian victories 1:6-4:40 1 st Exposition of the Torah : motivation to obey from past gracious actions of Yahweh (biblical faith as sourced in historic revelation requires accurate historical memory)
- 4. Based upon social standing Based upon Abrahamic Covenant 3 classes—nobles, citizen, slaves 2 classes—Jews and resident aliens Code of Hammurapi (ca. 1700 BC) Law of Yahweh (Mosaic) (ca. 1500-1400 BC) Social Justice
- 5. Top of 6-foot Stele at the Louvre, Paris discovered in 1906 Hammurabi receiving laws from Sun-god Shamash (god of justice)