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Deuteronomy has been a controversial book for at least the last 120 years. At that time what is known as the critical school developed which insisted that the book could neither have been written at the time of the exodus and wandering nor could it have been written by Moses. Hall has cogently and thoroughly defended the conservative position which holds to the traditional view which the book...

acknowledged that God owned everything and was graciously allowing them nine-tenths of the produce. The assumed situation is the same as that reflected in chapter 12 as evident by the key phrase at the place the LORD your God will choose (or some variant; vv. 23, 24, 25; cf. 12:5, 11, 14). God would choose a place for the sacrifice (12:4–7) to which they must bring the tithe also (14:23). As with the sacrifice they were to eat the tithe in the presence of the LORD (v. 23; cf. 12:7). But if the chosen
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