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The Sovereignty of God on Display in Deuteronomy

October 6, 2015 Adam Setser
Mt. Gerizim and Mt. Ebal, the place where Moses preached the book of Deuteronomy (Source).

Mt. Gerizim and Mt. Ebal, the place where Moses preached the book of Deuteronomy (Source).

In Deuteronomy God is center-stage...The purpose of the book is to put God on a pedestal to be examined next to every other ancient near-eastern god, and so in Deuteronomy we find some of the most powerful theologies about God and His sovereignty.

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In Bible Tags !Deuteronomy, Sovereignty, compatibilism, free will, Monotheism
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