”Love the LORD your God…” Throughout Deuteronomy, this command was repeated to the generation of Israelites preparing to enter the promised land. Moses, in a series of speeches, restated the law first given to the Israelites at Mount Sinai. He called them to live faithfully as the people of God, demonstrating their love for God through obedience to His commands. In this four-week study, we’ll interact with this unique set of instructions, encountering our loving God who invites us to respond to His character by following His ways. We’ll discover how the law reflects His holiness and how it exists for our good. We’ll also respond to the beauty, goodness, and truth found in this book of the Bible, understanding it has been fulfilled—not abolished—in Jesus Christ. Join us for a journey through Deuteronomy, a reminder that our obedience to God’s Word is an act of love. Know that the Lᴏʀᴅ your God is God, the faithful God who keeps his gracious covenant loyalty for a thousand generations with those who love him and keep his commands. —Deuteronomy 7:9 - 28 Days (4 Weeks) of Curated Scripture ReadingsADDED FEATURES- An Introduction to the Book of Deuteronomy - Tips for Reading Old Testament Law - An Overview of Deuteronomy’s Place in Israel’s Early History- Introductions to the Four Sections of Deuteronomy- Cross References for Key Events Referenced in the Beginning of Deuteronomy- A Look at What an Active, Obedient Faith in Christ Looks Like- A Summary of the Key Uses of the Law- Daily Reflection Questions- A Favorite HymnIMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING THE FORMAT OF THIS GUIDE: This guide includes the Deuteronomy reading plan, along with a written introduction and many other helpful elements throughout, many of which are exclusive to this Reading Guide. Because God’s Word is living and active, we believe the Holy Spirit is faithful to illuminate our minds as we read Scripture. For that reason, devotional responses to each day’s reading can be found on SheReadsTruth.com and the She Reads Truth app. We invite you to join us there for further commentary and conversation.
