Israel as God's holy sons must not practice pagan mourning rituals involving cutting or shaving. Clean and unclean animals are listed, distinguishing between permitted and prohibited foods for this special people. The tithe of produce and livestock must be eaten before the Lord, with provision for converting distant tithes to money and for the third-year tithe to be stored locally for Levites and the poor.
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First Address: Historical ReviewChapters 1-4
Second Address: The Law RestatedChapters 5-26
The Ten Commandments repeated, the Shema given, laws for worship, leadership, social justice, and covenant life in the land.
Third Address: Covenant RenewalChapters 27-30
Final EventsChapters 31-34





