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If you desire to understand the core of Rushdoony’s thinking, this commentary on Deuteronomy is a volume you must read. The covenantal structure of this last book of Moses, its detailed listing of both blessings and curses, and its strong presentation of godly theocracy provided Rushdoony with a solid foundation from which to summarize the central tenets of a truly biblical worldview—one that is...

52. Yet thou shalt see the land before thee; but thou shalt not go thither unto the land which I give the children of Israel. (Deuteronomy 32:1–52) In vv. 1–43, we have the Song of Moses; in vv. 44–52, after a word from Moses, God commands Moses to go to Mount Nebo; from there, he can see the Promised land before he dies. The Song of Moses is a vindication of the ways of God. It begins rather strangely for us. In vv. 1–3, the reference to doctrine is to a received teaching. The doctrine is not a
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