Deuteronomy

Deuteronomy: Discover the Christology in the Book of Deuteronomy 

Moses standing on a mountain overlooking Israel in the plains of Moab while a radiant silhouette of Jesus Christ appears in the sky above the Promised Land, symbolizing the fulfillment of the Law in the Book of Deuteronomy.

How Moses’ final teachings point forward to Jesus Christ, the promised Prophet, covenant mediator, and fulfillment of God’s law.

1 - Deuteronomy 1 Explained: Israel’s Failure and the Mercy of Jesus Christ

2 - Deuteronomy 2 Explained: How God Guided Israel—and Points Us to Jesus Christ

3 - Deuteronomy 3: The Defeat of Giants and the Victory of Christ

4 - Deuteronomy 4: The God Who Reveals Himself — and the Christ to Come

5 - Deuteronomy 5 Explained: The Ten Commandments and the One Who Fulfilled Them

6 - Deuteronomy 6 Explained: Love God Fully and See Christ Revealed

7 - Deuteronomy 7 Explained: God’s Chosen People and the Promise of Christ

8 - Deuteronomy 8 Explained: Trusting God in the Wilderness and Seeing Christ’s Provision

9 - Deuteronomy 9 Explained: God’s Mercy Despite Israel’s Rebellion and Christ’s Intercession

10 - Deuteronomy 10 Explained: The Circumcision of the Heart Reveals Jesus Christ

11 - Deuteronomy 11 Explained: Blessing, Obedience, and Jesus Christ Revealed

12 - Deuteronomy 12 Explained: The One True Place of Worship Reveals Jesus Christ

13 - Deuteronomy 13 Explained: False Prophets, True Faith, and Jesus Christ Revealed

14 - Deuteronomy 14 Explained: Clean and Unclean Foods Reveal Jesus Christ

15 - Deuteronomy 15 Explained: The Year of Release Reveals Jesus Christ

16 - Deuteronomy 16 Explained: The Feasts That Reveal Jesus Christ

17 - Deuteronomy 17 Explained: The King, the Law, and the Coming of Jesus Christ

18 - Deuteronomy 18 Explained: The Prophet Like Moses Revealed as Jesus Christ

19 - Deuteronomy 19 Explained: Justice, Mercy, and Jesus Christ Our Refuge

20 - Deuteronomy 20 Explained: God Fights for You Through Jesus Christ

21 - Deuteronomy 21 Explained: The Curse, Redemption, and Jesus Christ Revealed

22 - Deuteronomy 22 Explained: Purity, Covering, and Jesus Christ Our Righteousness

23 - Deuteronomy 23 Explained: Who Can Enter God’s Presence? (The Hidden Message About Jesus)

24 - Deuteronomy 24 Explained: How Jesus Christ Heals What Is Broken

25 - Deuteronomy 25 Explained: Jesus Christ, Our Kinsman Redeemer and Judge

26 - Deuteronomy 26 Explained: How Jesus Christ is the Firstfruits of Our Salvation

27 - Deuteronomy 27: The Altar, the Law, and the Curse — All Pointing to Jesus

28 - Deuteronomy 28 Explained: Blessings and Curses Fulfilled in Jesus Christ

29 - Deuteronomy 29 Explained: The Covenant, Hidden Things, and Jesus Christ Revealed

30 - Deuteronomy 30 Explained: Choose Life, the Promise of Restoration, and Jesus Christ Revealed

31 - Deuteronomy 31 Explained: God Never Leaves You | Jesus Revealed in the Old Testament

32 - Deuteronomy 32 Explained: The Song of Moses and the Judgment That Reveals Jesus Christ

33 - Deuteronomy 33 Explained: Moses’ Final Blessing and the Revelation of Jesus Christ

34 - Deuteronomy 34 Explained: The Death of Moses and the Promise of a Greater Savior Jesus Christ


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