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Deuteronomy feels different from the books before it. There are no new miracles. No dramatic rescues. No sudden reversals. Instead, Moses speaks. He repeats. He reviews covenant instruction. He urges remembrance. He places responsibility squarely on the people to choose God, or death. Why?

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