Deuteronomy is Moses' final address to Israel before his death — a recap of the wilderness journey, a renewal of the covenant, and a call to love and obey God. The fifth of the five books of Torah, containing 34 chapters.

• Deuteronomy 1 — Moses Reviews the Journey
• Deuteronomy 2 — Journey around Edom and Moab
• Deuteronomy 3 — Conquest of Og; Transjordan Allotment
• Deuteronomy 4 — Call to Faithfulness
• Deuteronomy 5 — The Ten Commandments Repeated
• Deuteronomy 6 — The Shema
• Deuteronomy 7 — The Chosen People; Destroy Idols
• Deuteronomy 8 — Remember the Wilderness
• Deuteronomy 9 — Not Because of Your Righteousness
• Deuteronomy 10 — New Tablets; Fear God
• Deuteronomy 11 — Love and Obey; Blessing and Curse
• Deuteronomy 12 — The Chosen Place of Worship
• Deuteronomy 13 — Warning against False Prophets
• Deuteronomy 14 — Clean Foods; Tithes
• Deuteronomy 15 — Year of Release; Care for the Poor
• Deuteronomy 16 — The Three Pilgrimage Festivals
• Deuteronomy 17 — Judges and the Law of the King
• Deuteronomy 18 — The Prophet Like Moses
• Deuteronomy 19 — Cities of Refuge; Witnesses
• Deuteronomy 20 — Rules of Warfare
• Deuteronomy 21 — Various Civil Laws
• Deuteronomy 22 — Laws on Property and Marriage
• Deuteronomy 23 — Assembly, Camp Purity, and Vows
• Deuteronomy 24 — Divorce; Care for the Poor
• Deuteronomy 25 — Levirate Marriage; Honest Weights
• Deuteronomy 26 — Firstfruits; Covenant Declaration
• Deuteronomy 27 — Altar on Mount Ebal; Curses
• Deuteronomy 28 — Blessings and Curses
• Deuteronomy 29 — Renewal of the Covenant
• Deuteronomy 30 — Return and Restoration
• Deuteronomy 31 — Moses Commissions Joshua
• Deuteronomy 32 — The Song of Moses
• Deuteronomy 33 — The Blessing of Moses
• Deuteronomy 34 — The Death of Moses