Deuteronomy 28:7 - 28:10

7 The Lord will beat you before the enemies that attack you. They attack you with a single shot and escape in front of you.

8 In all that you appointed, the Lord will bless you in your warehouse. In the land the LORD your God gave you, he will bless you.

9 If you keep the commandments of the LORD your God and walk along that path, you will be made holy people just as the Lord swears you.

10 Everyone on earth will see you under the name of the Lord. They should be afraid of you

"Deuteronomy" refers to the "disease of Egyptians" in the review of previous events (Deuteronomy 7:15 and 28:60) is not the Egyptian but the torture of the Israelites ; Deuteronomy 7 19 years old mentioned about the disaster in Exodus. The plague of Exodus is a holy trial like a series of curses of Deuteronomy 28: 15-68, which states much of the same suffering but is even closer to the curse of the scripture (Leviticus 26). Like the scriptures, they left room for repentance. Holy punishment should lead to response to the subject of repentance.

Many similarities between Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28 stuck the former Pericope to the same important range as the latter. Meredith Klein believes that the curse of Deuteronomy 28 is "to predict the promises and threats of Levites". 26.8 There are two authors of mosaics, and it can safely be assumed that Moses wrote before Deuteronomy 28. Leviticus 26. God revealed that the former is at the limit of Sinai in the wilderness of Israel, but the latter is in the Moab plain behind the wilderness. Therefore, chronological data shows that Deuteronomy 28 is an explanation of Levitv 26. This tends to be overlooked.

The most important complex factor that defines which is authoritative is that the word "ten" does not appear in Exodus 20 and appears only in Deutsch 4: 13 and 10: 4. It is also written in Exodus 34:28. This is similar to what we call the Ten Commandments, but they are different. So, in addition to the differences between Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5, as well as the differences between ancient translations and versions and standard Hebrew texts, Biblical scholars wonder if the term "shan" refers to Exodus I can not be sure. 20 written in Exodus 34 or Deuteronomy 5