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Thought Questions
- What subject matter starts Deut. 4?
- What is the common perceptions of Moses in movies?
- How does Deuteronomy change that picture of him?
- Does it give a clue as to what is meant by the saying “a prophet after Moses”?
- How does this book describe an interaction between Moshe and God that is similar to the ineteractions and relationship between Yeshua and the Father?
- What do you think of as attributes of “the kingdom of God”?
- What does God wan us to do in his Kingdom as described in Deut. 4?
- How can we have love flowing from our hearts from the 10 Words, the 10 commandments?
- Why did God give the 10 words as described in the “First Word”, aka the “Jewish version” of the First commandment?
- Which one of the Words is aimed at government?
- What did Moshe say about the importance of the 10 words in Deut. 4:9?
- What’s the difference between saying “I believe God” and “I believe in God”?
- WHy does Moshe say “you saw no form” (Deut. 4:15) again and again?
- How is this connected with the temptation of idolatry?
- How does depicting God limit your belief?
- How is this similar to the reaction of Yeshua’s neigbors in Nazareth to his Minstry?
- What is dangerous about dwelling on the passage “God is love” or saying “God is this or that”?
- How is this connected to the challenge in obeying the commandment to “honor your mother and father”?
- Should we make images of fish, doves, stars of David?
- What are God’s symbols?
- Are they images of God?
- Are there any other spiritual beings who have brought human beings to themselves for the benefit of their followers?
- Which “prinicipalities of the air” really loves you?
- What was the purpose of the 40 years in the wilderness for Israel?
- How is this similar to Messiah’s saying that He can make sons of Abraham out of stones?
- Does God love you with all His heart, with all His soul, and all His strength?
- What are we looking into through the book of Deuteronomy?