Hear, My Son An Examination of the Fatherhood of Yahweh in Deuteronomy Christian Living but in time—saved from sin

but in time—saved from sin and death and sharing His authority so His lordship will be known over all peoples

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Hear, My Son An Examination of the Fatherhood of Yahweh in Deuteronomy Christian Living but in time—saved from sinFor many modern Christians, Deuteronomy is seen as either too difficult to understand or too far from the concerns of our dayit is ancient law, outdated and no longer able to address the complex issues of a modern society. Furthermore, Deuteronomy is lawthat from which we in the age of grace have been delivered, and now that we are saved by grace, we are no longer under the awful law with its strict rules and condemnation. In Hear My Son, Ralph Smith