Questions and Answers
Moses, on the plains of Moab, told all Israel that he was now _______ years old (Deut. 31:2)
The LORD told Moses that he was not allowed to cross (Deut. 31:2)
While Moses could not enter the promised land, who was going ahead of the Israelites (Deut. 31:3)?
What would the LORD do as he crossed into the promised land ahead of the Israelites (Deut. 31:3)?
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The LORD would do to the nations inhabiting the land what he did to (Deut. 31:3f)
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Because the LORD was going with them and would never leave or forsake them, the Israelites should do all of the following EXCEPT (Deut. 31:5)
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God said he would never leave or _________ the Israelites (Deut. 31:6)
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Moses told Joshua he was to be (Deut. 31:7)
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Moses told Joshua one of his major tasks would be (Deut. 31:7)
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Moses told Joshua because the LORD would be with him, he should not be afraid nor ________ (Deut. 31:8)
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Moses wrote down the law and gave it to whom (Deut. 31:9)?
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What was to be done on the seventh year when all Israel came together (Deut. 31:11)?
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During what feast was the law to be read in the seventh year (Deut. 31:10)?
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The people were to be assembled to hear the word of the law so that they might learn to ___________ (Deut. 31:12)
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Who must hear the law because they did not know it (Deut. 31:13)?
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God announced that the day of Moses' death was near and that he should (Deut. 31:14)
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Where did God appear as Moses was preparing to die (Deut. 31:15)?
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Study Notes
Overview of Deuteronomy 31
- Moses was 120 years old when he spoke to Israel.
- The LORD forbade Moses from crossing the Jordan River.
- Joshua was chosen to lead the Israelites into the Promised Land in Moses' stead.
Leadership Transitions
- The LORD and Joshua would go ahead of the Israelites into the land.
- God promised to destroy the nations inhabiting the land as He did to Og and Sihon, the Amorite kings.
- The Israelites were encouraged not to be afraid, strong, or courageous due to the LORD's presence.
Encouragement for Joshua
- Moses instructed Joshua to be strong and courageous as he took on leadership.
- One of Joshua’s main responsibilities was to divide the land among the tribes of Israel.
- The assurance of the LORD's presence meant Joshua should not be discouraged.
Preservation and Teaching of the Law
- Moses recorded the law and entrusted it to the priests carrying the ark of the covenant.
- In the seventh year, during the Feast of Tabernacles, the law was to be read to all Israel.
- The purpose was for the people to learn to fear the LORD.
Law for the Next Generation
- Children who did not yet know the law were to be instructed in it.
- God commanded Moses to present himself with Joshua at the Tent of Meeting before his death.
God's Presence and Future of Israel
- God manifested His presence to Moses in a pillar of cloud over the entrance to the Tent.
- After Moses' death, the LORD foretold that Israel would turn to foreign gods and abandon His ways.
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