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Deuteronomy, the Book of: The fifth of the Five Books of Moses, records Moses' final message to the Israelites, delivered during the last weeks of his life. He admonishes them to remain faithful to G-d following their entry into the Land of Israel. The book concludes with Moses’ death.
Before we stand before Him in judgment on Rosh Hashanah, G‑d wishes to see all the different types of Jews join in true unity—the leaders together with the lay people; born Jews and converts, men, women and children.
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Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20
Moshe continues to speak to the people and he tells them that they have free will, and that they should choose life and good! (Ch. 30 verses 15 - 20)
Continuing with Moshe speaking to the people just before his was about to die. Here he discusses the availability of the Torah! (Ch. 30 verses 11 - 14)
Moshe continues to talk to the people about repentance and restoration. (Ch. 30 verses 5 - 10)
Moshe talks to the people about repentance and restoration. (Ch. 30 verses 1 - 4)
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