Prologue to Deuteronomy
Deuteronomy 4–11 (selections)
Biblical Period
Chapter 4
5See, I have imparted to you laws and rules, as the Lord my God has commanded me, for you to abide by in the land that you are about to enter and occupy. 6Observe them faithfully, for that will be proof of your wisdom and discernment to other peoples, who on hearing of all these laws will say, “Surely, that great nation is a wise and…
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