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Перевод: Deuteronomy

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Тезаурус:

1. In this century, of all centuries, with the unprecedented brutality of its warfare, with its invention of indiscriminate bombing, with its Hiroshima and its Nagasaki, everyone is in a position to understand Deuteronomy and Joshua, and by a most terrible irony the Jews, after the Holocaust, are in one of the best positions of all.
2. The covenant was not just an important past event preserved by tradition but was the theme of what Gunnell calls "a communal drama played out between Yahweh - He who will be there - and His people in time", for in the words of Deuteronomy 5: 3, "The Lord made not this covenant with our fathers, but with us, even us, who are all of us here alive this day."
3. The references to Jericho in both Numbers and Deuteronomy lead us to expect that once the people have crossed the river the city will be the first obstacle in the way of their advance deeper into the Land.
4. The God of Deuteronomy, who instructs the new generation before their crossing of the Jordan, knows that the temptations will be far more serious on the other side.
5. At the end of the book of Deuteronomy Moses climbs up to the summit of Mount Nebo "which is opposite Jericho" (Deut.
6. Deuteronomy has already given us his rules of conquest.
7. That is what the long book of Deuteronomy deals with.
8. but Psalm 106.33 says, " for they" (that is the people) "made his spirit bitter, and he spoke words that were rash" (the verse does not mention Aaron), while most significantly of all Deuteronomy 32.5 1 speaks of Moses and Aaron "breaking faith" with God in the midst of the people, and of their "not revering him as holy".
9. Indeed, of the books of the Old Testament so far found to have been in use among the Qumran sect, with the exception of Isaiah and the Psalms, most are copies of Deuteronomy.
10. In Deuteronomy, Moses threatened those who disobeyed the laws with the "Botch of Egypt" which, apart from scabs and emerods, whatever they might have been, progressed to madness, blindness, and astonishment of heart.
11. The teaching of Deuteronomy and the theology of the stories of Jericho and Ai and the rest (for the book of Joshua gives us lists of cities put to the ban) are also understandable in terms of ancient conduct of war in that part of the world, or with regard to our own contemporary warfare and religious belief and practice.
12. They belong to a point (if three-and-a-half books can be called a point, for it lasts from half-way through Exodus to the end of Deuteronomy) of great tension in the narrative.
13. They were the main enemies of the predominant sect, the Pharisees, who believed that salvation would only come if they adhered strictly to the Mosaic law, as originally set out in Deuteronomy where it was made clear that the chosen people must be a "clean" people.