Deuteronomy 29

Deuteronomy 29

Moses reminds the people of all the miracles God performed in Egypt and the wilderness, emphasizing that they are entering into a renewal of the covenant in Moab. He warns them against any individual who might think he can follow other gods secretly and still escape God's judgment. Moses declares that the covenant blessings and curses apply not only to those present but to all future generations of Israel, emphasizing the enduring nature of their agreement with God.

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