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Most people think Deuteronomy is a book of rules—a long list of do’s and don’ts. But what if we’ve misunderstood the point? Biblical scholar Daniel I. Block argues that Deuteronomy isn’t just law—it’s a covenant. Like a sacred agreement between a king and his people, it’s structured with intentionality and rooted in relationship. Think of it like a recipe card passed down from your grandmother. The instructions are detailed—do this, bake that—but the purpose isn’t just to get the cake right.

Thoughts from John owen on Romans 8.

Abraham’s faith is tested as he obeys God to sacrifice Isaac, trusting God’s promises. All this points to the work of the Christ.