HeyJaredBible Study with Dr. Thomas Constable
These are extremely informative and entertaining bible study lectures that have blessed many seekers of knowledge and faith over the last 20 years or more.Dr. Thomas L. Constable is a prominent theologian and former professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary.
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Deuteronomy 34, The Death of Moses (opens the original)
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Moses ascends Mt. Nebo and Yahweh shows him the entire Promised Land — from Dan in the north to the Negev, from the Mediterranean to the Jordan Valley — though he cannot enter it because of his sin at Meribah-kadesh in failing to honor God as holy before the people. Moses dies at 120 years of age with his eyes undimmed and his strength undiminished, and God Himself buries him in an unknown grave in Moab so the tomb cannot become an object of veneration or idolatry. The book closes with Moses' li
Deuteronomy 33, Moses' Blessing of the Tribes (opens the original)
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In one of his final official acts, Moses pronounces a prophetic blessing on each of the twelve tribes of Israel, echoing Jacob's blessing in Genesis 49 and framed by an introduction depicting Yahweh coming in glory from Sinai with His holy ones to give His law to Israel in love. The individual blessings range from survival for Reuben to prophetic leadership for Judah, priestly calling for Levi, security for Benjamin, fruitfulness for Joseph, commercial prosperity for Zebulun and Issachar, milita
Deuteronomy 32, The Song of Moses (opens the original)
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The Song of Moses is a covenant lawsuit — one of the great poems of the Old Testament — in which God calls heaven and earth as witnesses against Israel's future apostasy and records the indictment before it occurs. Constable traces its structure from the proclamation of God's faithful character as "the Rock" through the account of His gracious care of Jacob in the wilderness, then Israel's rebellion when prosperity made her fat, God's discipline through pagan enemies, and His ultimate vindicatio
Deuteronomy 31, Moses' Last Acts: Commissioning Joshua and the Song of Moses (opens the original)
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Moses, now 120 years old, publicly commissions Joshua as his successor before all Israel with the charge "be strong and courageous" and deposits the written Book of the Law with the Levitical priests with instructions to read it aloud to all Israel every seventh year at the Feast of Booths. God appears in a pillar of cloud to confirm Joshua's commission, then reveals to Moses the sobering truth that Israel will inevitably apostatize after entering the land and provoke His judgment by forsaking t
Deuteronomy 30, The Call to Decision: Choose Life (opens the original)
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Chapter 30 offers Deuteronomy's most profound hope: even after the full measure of covenant curses falls on Israel in exile, God promises to gather her from the ends of the earth and circumcise her heart so that she loves Him with all her heart — an anticipation of the New Covenant that Constable links to Jeremiah 31 and Ezekiel 36. Obedience is not beyond reach; the word is "very near you, in your mouth and in your heart, that you may observe it" — a text Paul applies in Romans 10 to the righte
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