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The book of Deuteronomy is the first book in the Old Testament.
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The study of Deuteronomy's echoes in the latter part of Scripture has been a focus of study for centuries.
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Peter Craigie's commentary on Deuteronomy is exclusively read by evangelicals.
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The structure and purpose of Deuteronomy are two separate issues.
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Deuteronomy is a book that is not often studied in the Old Testament.
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Peter Craigie's reputation was based on his biblical exegesis when he wrote his commentary on Deuteronomy.
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The New Testament does not contain any echoes of Deuteronomy.
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E.J. Young wrote the NICOT commentary on Deuteronomy.
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The themes of Deuteronomy were not discussed previously.
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Peter Craigie's commentary on Deuteronomy supported a late date for the book.
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Most non-evangelicals do not consult evangelical scholarship on the Old Testament.
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The book of Deuteronomy is not a climax of the Torah.
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The Hittite treaties were not relevant to Peter Craigie's study on Deuteronomy.
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Peter Craigie was a liberal scholar when he wrote his commentary on Deuteronomy.
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The bibliography of Deuteronomy is not important for understanding the book.
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The Rosh Amr documents were found in the 19th century.
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E.J. Young wrote commentaries on Isaiah and Deuteronomy.
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Peter Craigie's study on Deuteronomy was a rejection of the idea of Mosaic authorship.
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The Ugaritic materials were irrelevant to Peter Craigie's study on Deuteronomy.
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Peter Craigie's commentary on Deuteronomy was not influenced by his studies on ancient Near Eastern covenants and law codes.
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The book of Deuteronomy is a commentary published in 2006 by Peter Craigie.
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The structure of Deuteronomy is similar to ancient Greek law codes.
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The code of Hammurabi is an influential ancient law code that shares no similarities with the structure of Deuteronomy.
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The Hittite treaties are an example of a king giving laws to his conquered people.
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Deuteronomy's structure is dissimilar to the Hittite treaties.
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The historical prologue in Deuteronomy emphasizes Israel's faithfulness and Yahweh's unfaithfulness.
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The song of Moses in Deuteronomy 32 is a call to heaven and earth to witness Israel's obedience and the resulting blessings.
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The purpose of Deuteronomy fits with what is known about ancient law codes and treaties.
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Merrill's commentary suggests that Deuteronomy has a basic framework of covenant renewal with no added exhortations.
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McConville's interpretation suggests that Deuteronomy is a record of Moses' speeches explaining and calling for obedience to the Mosaic covenant.
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