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Journey’s End

Why was Moses not allowed to enter the Promised Land? The Answer: (Moses’ lack of faith in Yahweh) Numbers 20: 2 – 13 This was true of many great leaders in history such as…

Abraham Lincoln Martin Luther King, Jr. Etc., etc., etc.

First five books of the Bible are called various names… Torah Hebrew for “law” or “instruction” Pentatech Greek for “five scrolls” Book of Moses

The Book of Moses Literalists hold that Moses wrote the Torah Problem – The last chapter of Deuteronomy describes Moses’ death. Contextualists hold that the Book of Moses contains Moses’ teachings.

The Torah Describes the journey of God’s Chosen People to the Promised Land. Genesis Eden to Egypt Exodus Egypt to Mt. Sinai Leviticus Mount Sinai Numbers Mount Sinai to Moab Deuteronomy Moab

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