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I'm Taylor.

And I'm Tyler.

And I'm Jan Martin.

This is Book of Mormon Central's. Come follow me insights. Today, the Book of Deuteronomy.

This is an amazing book and we are so grateful to have our friend and colleague, Jan, join us today. She is an expert

in the King James Version of the Bible, and it's a pleasure to have you join us today

as we address this book that, quite frankly, many people when they hear, oh, we're in

Deuteronomy today, many people, their knee-jerk response

would be boring, it's a second telling of the law, I got it, I was bored the first time,

maybe, and why do I want it again?

Again.

Here we go again.

But honestly, this book is a goldmine for all kinds of things that provide a foundation

not just for the rest of the Old Testament, but for the New Testament and even for the Book

of Mormon and for our covenantal connection with God today.

So let's take a minute and set the stage with context really quickly, where we are

in the book of Deuteronomy. We've spent 40 years wandering in the wilderness. We're ready to

go into the promised land. Moses is still with them, and he's going to sit down with all the

children of Israel after these 40 years, and he's going to give this second all the children of Israel after these 40 years, and

he's going to give this second telling of the law. This is the rising generation that many

of them weren't there at Mount Sinai. Many of those people didn't come through the Red

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