Old Testament • 34 Chapters • 959 Verses
Deuteronomy contains Moses' farewell speeches to Israel before entering the Promised Land, restating the Law and urging faithfulness.
Blessings follow obedience to God's commands.
Israel is called to remember God's mighty acts.
Deuteronomy is traditionally attributed to Moses. As with much of Scripture, the attribution comes from long-standing tradition rather than a signature in the text itself.
Deuteronomy has 34 chapters and 959 verses. Every chapter is linked on this page and available in six translations.
Deuteronomy contains Moses' farewell speeches to Israel before entering the Promised Land, restating the Law and urging faithfulness.
The recurring themes in Deuteronomy are Obedience and Remembrance. Each is explained in the themes section above with the passages where it surfaces.
Deuteronomy is in the Old Testament, and runs to 34 chapters. You can read it here chapter by chapter, or compare any verse across six translations.