Chumash Classes: Eikev

Introduction, to the concept of listening even to the smallest of commandments.(Ch. 7 verse 12)

The benefits of being obedient and following G-d's laws. Moshe is telling the people that they should be confident since G-d is in their midst.(Ch. 7 verses 13 - 26)

A warning to not be overconfident the necessity to keep every commandment as if it was the only one.(Ch. 8 verses 1 - 4)

After G-d has blessed you with everything, don't fall into the sin of arrogance and conceit. Self made man! (Ch. 8 verses 5 - 18)

Moshe tells them what he did after he broke the first set of Tablets and how he had to plead with Hashem for their survival. (ch. 9 verses 18 - 29) Moshe continues with his narrative and tells them about the second set of Tablets and the wooden ark that he made. (Ch. 10 verses 1 - 6)

Moshe continues relating to the people about past events. He then instructs them on how to serve G-d! (Ch. 10 verses 7 - 12)

Moshe instructs the people about following tin the ways of G-d.(Ch. 10 verses 10 - 22) A command to love and serve God. Moshe tells them that were eye witnesses to all the miracles that God performed for them. He reviews historical events such as Dasan and Avirum who were swallowed up by the earth. He also tells them of the benefits of living in the land of Israel that is watered by God, rather than by carrying buckets. (Ch. 11 verses 1 - 12)

A lecture on the beginning of the 2nd chapter of the Shema Yisrael. (Ch. 11 verses 13 & 14)