Deuteronomy

Deuteronomy (Greek: Δευτερονόμιον, Deuteronómion; "Name means::second law") or Devarim (Hebrew: דְּבָרִים, Devarim; "words"), is the fifth book of both the Bible and the Torah. Deuteronomy re-summarizes the covenant GOD made with the Israelites and the laws given to them.

References

v • d • e Bible Portal

Apologetics	Apologist • Archaeology • Bible apologetics • Christian apologetics • Christian theology • Creation apologetics • Creation science • Criticism • Exegesis • Historical Jesus • Inerrancy • Problem of evil • Scientific foreknowledge

Literature	Ancient biography • Apocrypha • Bible • Biblical Canon • Dead Sea scrolls • Deuterocanonicals • Douay-Rheims Bible • General reliability method • Gospel • King James Version • List of books • Masoretic text • New Testament • Old Testament • Q source • Septuagint • Textual criticism • Vulgate

Geography	Assyria • Babylon • Bethlehem • Babylonia • Capernaum • Ancient Near East • Caesarea • Dead Sea • Eden • Egypt • Ephesus • Hittite Empire • Israel (United kingdom) • Israel • Jerusalem • Jericho • Judah • Megiddo‎ • Mount Ararat • Nineveh • Phoenicia • Rome • Sodom and Gomorrah • Tower of Babel • Qumran

Feature articles	Antediluvian world • Biblical astronomy • Chronology • Christianity • Church • Creation • Epistemology • Flood of Noah • God • Hermeneutics • History of Christianity • Jesus Christ • Judaism • Judges • Religion • Sin

Biographies	Angels • Apostles • Bible characters • Biblical kings • Church fathers • Disciples • Doctors of the Church • Biblical genealogy • High priests • Israelites • Judges • Levites • New Testament • Old Testament • Patriarchs • Saints

Categories • Portal

References

Navigation menu

Page actions

Page actions

Personal tools

Navigation

Search

Participate

Community

Tools