Sermons on Deuteronomy 16

Moses tells Israel how to keep three annual feasts before the LORD in the place he will choose. Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread must remember the exodus from Egypt; the Feast of Weeks is kept with a freewill offering; and the Feast of Booths is celebrated with rejoicing after the harvest, including sons, daughters, servants, Levites, sojourners, fatherless, and widows. The chapter then commands the appointment of judges and officers and forbids perverting justice, partiality, bribes, Asherim, and forbidden pillars. Themes include covenant worship, remembrance, justice, and holiness.

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