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The 19 pages that link to Book of Deuteronomy, each with the reason it gives.

• TorahBroader topic: Its concluding speeches restate and interpret the Torah’s laws before Israel enters the land.

• CovenantBroader topic: It restates covenant duties and links them to life in the land.

• Book of ExodusRelated: It recalls and reframes the Exodus covenant for a later generation.

• PassoverRelated: Its festival laws link Passover observance with Israel’s liberation from Egypt.

• KashrutBroader topic: Its food laws restate and develop biblical dietary restrictions.

• Ten CommandmentsBroader topic: Deuteronomy 5 retells the commandments with several differences from Exodus 20.

• Deuteronomistic HistoryBroader topic: Its vocabulary and covenantal outlook provide the history’s primary interpretive framework.

• Books of KingsRelated: Its covenantal laws supply a standard used to judge kings in Kings.

• Book of JoshuaRelated: Its closing chapters set the transition from Moses to Joshua and frame the entry into the land.

• Book of JeremiahRelated: Jeremiah echoes Deuteronomic language about covenant loyalty, disobedience, and national consequences.

• Books of SamuelCompared with: Its rules for kingship provide a legal ideal against which Samuel’s kings are read.

• TefillinRelated: Its passages include commands to bind words as a sign on hand and head.

• Julius WellhausenRelated: Wellhausen’s chronology gave Deuteronomy a pivotal place in Israelite religious history.

• SukkotRelated: Deuteronomy connects the harvest festival with public reading and rejoicing.

• Book of NumbersCompared with: It retells wilderness events through speeches and a new covenant address.

• Book of BaruchRelated: Baruch’s calls to obey wisdom echo Deuteronomy’s link between covenant faithfulness and life.

• MatzahRelated: It gives a further biblical explanation for eating unleavened bread at Passover.

• Jews as the Chosen PeopleBroader topic: Its language links divine choice with Israel’s love, history, and obedience.

• New Testament apostlesCompared with: New Testament debates about Gentile converts turn on whether Mosaic law applies to apostolic communities.