01908cam a2200289Ia 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036020001800077020001500095035002100110040004600131082001400177100004800191245007000239260007900309300002400388490002300412500001600435504006700451505020900518520077300727630003901500630003101539655002401570830002401594ocn265711732OCoLC20220916055519.0081031r20072007stk      b    001 0 eng d  a9781845502683  a184550268X  a(OCoLC)265711732  aSGBbengcSGBdOCLCQdOCLCOdOCLCFdZAAPA  a220.7 FOB1 aHarman, Allan M.q(Allan Macdonald),d1936-10aDeuteronomy :bthe commands of a covenant God /cAllan M. Harman.  aFearn, Ross-shire :bChristian Focus Publications,c2001g(Reprinted 2007)  a313 pages ;c22 cm.1 aFocus on the Bible  aNbl-10 rel.  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 295-296) and index.0 aHistorical review (1:1-4;49) -- Foundation of the covenant relationship (5:1-33) -- Exposition of the ten commandments -- Re-affirmation of the covenant (27:1-30:20) -- Covenant continuation (31:1-34:12).  a'Deuteronomy' is a misnomer; it means 'the second law'. The name is taken from Deuteronomy 17:18 where the expression really means having a copy of the law. Deuteronomy is therefore not a second, different, law but a renewal of the covenant made on Mount Sinai. For a people on the brink of entering their promised land Deuteronomy confirmed God's gracious promises as they prepared for new horizons and adventures. Allan Harman shows the covenant structure of Deuteronomy throughout its 5 key sections: Historical introduction (1:1 to 4:49), The Foundation of the Covenant Relationship (5:1 to 31), The Exposition of the Ten Commandments (6:1 to 26:15), The Re-affirmation of the Covenant (27:1 to 30:20), The Continuation of the Covenant (31:1 to 34:12) - Publisher.00aBible.pDeuteronomyvCommentaries.07aBible.pDeuteronomy.2fast 7aCommentaries.2fast 0aFocus on the Bible.