Deuteronomy 31
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Oct 6, 2026
Shawn GreenerHOST
He's already running.
Shawn GreenerHOST
Tomorrow's a big day in Deuteronomy 31.
Shawn GreenerHOST
Moshe, or Moses, hands Israel to a new leader.
Shawn GreenerHOST
And yes, it does break my heart.
JamesHOST
This is just at the end of the Book of Deuteronomy.
JamesHOST
Deuteronomy 31, and look at verse 11.
JamesHOST
Deuteronomy 31, look at verse 11.
JamesHOST
"When all Israel is come to appear before the Lord thy God in the place which he shall choose, thou shalt read this law before all Israel in their hearing.
JamesHOST
Gather the people together, men and women and children, and thy stranger that is within thy gates, that they may hear, and that they may learn and fear the Lord your God, and observe to do all the words of this law and that their children, which have not known anything, may hear and learn to fear the Lord your God as long as you live in the land, whether you go over Jordan to possess it." Notice, every man, every woman, every child.
Lenny GoldbergHOST
So it doesn't have to be me, because it depends on Hashem anyway.
Lenny GoldbergHOST
And so we see in these verses in Deuteronomy 31, the very beginning of it, how Moses is helping Israel get over the trauma of him not being their leader anymore.
Lenny GoldbergHOST
He's basically saying, it's not about me.
Lenny GoldbergHOST
And by the way, that is what makes Judaism different than other religions.
Lenny GoldbergHOST
The land that I swore to their fathers to give them.
Lenny GoldbergHOST
So verse 6 opens up with, Be strong and courageous.
Lenny GoldbergHOST
And in the verses that I just read from the Chumash, in Deuteronomy 31, also we see the words used there, Obviously, when it comes to conquering the land of Israel, you have to be, Be strong and of courage.
Lenny GoldbergHOST
And the simple understanding of that expression, chazak v'ematz, is that God is telling to Joshua, chazak, be strong in body.
Mike FabarezHOST
God is going to walk with you through all of that.
Mike FabarezHOST
And he puts it this way in Deuteronomy 31.
Mike FabarezHOST
I will never leave you and I will never forsake you.
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Mike FabarezHOST
Here's what you've got if you're a child of God, and I'm talking to Christians now, you have God himself.
Mike FabarezHOST
And God has promised to walk with you through this life.
Mike FabarezHOST
And he puts it this way in Deuteronomy 31, I will never leave you and I will never forsake you.
Mike FabarezHOST
Now you're worried about your retirement.
Kyle NormanHOST
These words, "Be strong and courageous," and, "Do not be afraid or discouraged," they actually occur earlier in scripture in the Book of Deuteronomy.
Kyle NormanHOST
In Deuteronomy 31, the Lord speaks these words to Moses as he prepares to hand leadership over to Joshua.
Kyle NormanHOST
God tells these words to Moses as he prepares to release the people of Israel to another leader.
Kyle NormanHOST
And then when Joshua's being commissioned for that work, Moses repeats these words of promise to Joshua as an encouragement for his ministry.
Kyle NormanHOST
And as if that were not enough, in Deuteronomy 31:23, the Lord God Himself said to Joshua, "Be strong and courageous, for you will bring the Israelites into the land I promised them on oath, and I myself will be with you." See, these words, they were not just a catchy slogan that Joshua dreamed up to inspire the people.
Kyle NormanHOST
They conveyed the steadfast promise of God.
Kyle NormanHOST
Joshua repeated God's voice.
Sam VGUEST
And yet here is God saying to Joshua, be strong and be courageous.
Sam VGUEST
When Moses had handed the reins over to Joshua in Deuteronomy 31, Moses had said the same thing to Joshua, be strong and courageous.
Sam VGUEST
That's Deuteronomy 31.
Sam VGUEST
God is echoing the exact same promise.
Sam VGUEST
Be strong and courageous.
Anthony RussoHOST
Uh, yeah, that's all I had in 30.
TimHOST
All right, Deuteronomy 31.
TimHOST
Uh, the charge is how this leads.
TimHOST
Verse one, "Moses went on and addressed these words to all Israel.
Anthony RussoHOST
Um, I feel like there was, like, all this stuff that jumped out at me, and this, this text is, like, maybe one of my new favorite texts.
TimHOST
Mm.
Anthony RussoHOST
In starting in 31, um, uh, because the, the, the premise of this in, in Deuteronomy 31 is he, is that God brings Moses and Joshua together.
TimHOST
Mm-hmm.
Lois TverbergGUEST
That's right.
Lois TverbergGUEST
And actually, in Deuteronomy 31, we're coming up on that in the readings right now.
Lois TverbergGUEST
God says every seven years, have men, women, children, and gerim, the foreigners, everybody gather around.
Lois TverbergGUEST
We're going to read the Torah to you, and we're going to teach the fear of the Lord.
Pitts EvansHOST
where they break it, and sometimes they will put the divisions in the wrong places.
Pitts EvansHOST
And this next chapter we're about to read is one of the best examples I can think of, because chapter 31, the last verse of chapter 31, says these words, chapter 31, Deuteronomy 31, verse 30, "...and Moses recited the words of this song from beginning to end in the hearing of the whole assembly of Israel." And so what's to follow that sentence ends up in the next chapter because of the arbitrary break.
Pitts EvansHOST
This song that it's referring to comes in chapter 32.
Pitts EvansHOST
And so the whole of chapter 32, with the exception of the last dozen verses or half dozen verses, are the words of the song.
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So that's what Caleb and Joshua were determined to do.
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If we go to Deuteronomy 31, so we'll keep going over there.
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I'll read it while you're turning there.
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I'll read the promise in Exodus 31.
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Praise the Lord.
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Let's go get it.
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Deuteronomy 31.
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Joshua, that's not going to help.
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