Book of Deuteronomy

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Old Testament book book of the Bible book of the Torah

The Book of Deuteronomy is the fifth book of the Hebrew Bible and Christian Old Testament, consisting largely of Moses’ final speeches and laws to Israel before entering the Promised Land.

Aliases (23)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Old Testament book → book of the Bible → book of the Torah →
canonicalStatus	canonical in Catholicism → canonical in Eastern Orthodoxy → canonical in Judaism → canonical in Protestantism →
centralFigure	Moses →
citationBy	Jesus in the New Testament →
closingEvent	death of Moses →
contains	Blessing of Moses → Moses’ farewell speeches → Shema Yisrael → Song of Moses → Ten Commandments (reiteration) → laws for Israelite society →
genre	law code → religious text → sermonic discourse →
influenced	Christian ethics → Jewish law → New Testament theology →
keyPassage	Deuteronomy 28 → Deuteronomy 30:11–20 → Deuteronomy 6:4–5 →
language	Biblical Hebrew →
lawCollectionType	Deuteronomic law code →
mainTheme	blessings and curses → covenant between God and Israel → obedience to God’s law →
narrativeTime	before entry into the Promised Land →
partOf	Christian Old Testament → Hebrew Bible → Pentateuch → Torah →
positionInCanon	fifth book of the Christian Old Testament → fifth book of the Hebrew Bible → fifth book of the Pentateuch → fifth book of the Torah →
religiousTradition	Christianity → Judaism →
setting	plains of Moab →
structure	series of speeches by Moses →
theologicalEmphasis	centralization of worship → exclusive worship of Yahweh → love of God and neighbor →
traditionalAuthor	Moses →
usedIn	Christian liturgy → Jewish liturgy →

Referenced by (66)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Amorites → Gilead → Issachar → Mount Nebo → Plains of Moab ("Deuteronomy 1") → Three Regalim → Transjordanian territories of Israel → Tribe of Reuben → Zebulun →	mentionedIn
Shabbat ("Deuteronomy 5") → Shalosh Regalim ("Deuteronomy 16") → Shavuot → Shavuot → Three Pilgrimage Festivals →	biblicalSource
Ark of the Covenant → First fruits (Bikkurim) → First fruits (Bikkurim) ("Deuteronomy 26") → Plains of Moab → Revelation at Mount Sinai →	describedIn
Moses’ farewell speeches ("Deuteronomy 1–4") → Moses’ farewell speeches ("Deuteronomy 5–11") → Moses’ farewell speeches ("Deuteronomy 12–26") → Moses’ farewell speeches ("Deuteronomy 27–30") → Moses’ farewell speeches ("Deuteronomy 31–34") →	includesSection
Eastern Orthodox canon ("Deuteronomy") → Roman Catholic biblical canon ("Deuteronomy") → Septuagint ("Deuteronomy") →	includesBook
tefillin ("Deuteronomy 6:8") → tefillin ("Deuteronomy 11:18") →	commandedIn
Book of Joshua → Book of Joshua →	follows
Blessing of Moses ("Deuteronomy 33") → Moses’ farewell speeches ("Deuteronomy 1–34") →	locatedInText
Moses’ farewell speeches → Song of Moses →	partOf
Am Segula → Weeks →	scripturalSource
the Mountain of God →	associatedText
Josiah ("Deuteronomy (scholarly association)") →	associatedWithText
Moses →	attributedAuthorship
Tribe of Simeon ("Deuteronomy 33") →	blessingMentionedIn
Revelation at Mount Sinai ("Deuteronomy 5") →	centralText
Covenant Code ("Deuteronomic Code") →	comparedWith
Ten Commandments →	containedInBook
Tanakh →	contains
Torah ("Deuteronomy") →	containsBook
mezuzah ("Deuteronomy 11:13–21") →	containsText
Book of Numbers →	followedBy
Decalogue →	foundInBook
Blessing of Moses →	foundInWork
Five Books of Moses →	hasPart
Books of Kings ("Deuteronomy") →	influencedBy
mezuzah ("Deuteronomy 11:20") →	isCommandedIn
Book of Deuteronomy ("Deuteronomy 30:11–20") →	keyPassage
Book of Deuteronomy ("Deuteronomic law code") →	lawCollectionType
Song of Moses ("Deuteronomy 32") →	locatedInBookChapter
land of Moab →	mentionedInBook
Midrash halakha ("Deuteronomy") →	primarilyOn
Letter to the Hebrews ("Deuteronomy") →	quotesFrom
Priestly code ("Deuteronomic code") →	relatedConcept
Tribe of Levi →	sacredTextMention
Aaronic priesthood →	scripturalBasis
Mount Sinai →	scripturalBook
Temptation of Jesus in the wilderness ("Deuteronomy 8:3") →	scriptureQuoted
Ten Commandments ("Deuteronomy 5") →	secondFullVersionReference
Perizzites →	sourceText