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Devarim 1: Moshe's POV
The last book of the Torah takes place at the very end of Moshe’s life and is told from Moshe’s perspective. The book begins where Numbers left off. The nation is at the Jordan River poised to enter the land. The entire Exodus generation has died off except for Moshe, Calev, and Yehoshua. Moshe gathers the people and begins his farewell address. There are some new stories and laws, and there are repeated laws and stories as well. Deuteronomy presents these older stories from Moshe’s perspective.
The book is similar to the books of Divrei HaYamim at the end of Ketuvim. Those books provide the…
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