In our discussion of Deuteronomy Chapter 32 so far, we’ve delved into some absolutely fascinating topics. We’ve discussed how the gentile nations of the world are ruled by other divine beings (under Hashem’s control of course). We’ve also discussed how the Lord uses the evil nature of the gentile nations to punish Israel who He […]

We’re currently in the midst of studying the profound and deep Song of Moses. Why do I say this poem is both profound and deep? I say this because of this song’s many dual characteristics. It teaches us things on a practical level but also delves into the unknown world of prophecy. It simultaneously gives […]

“He protected him and cared for him, guarded him like the pupil of his eye, like an eagle that stirs up her nest, hovers over her young, spreads out her wings, takes them and carries them as she flies.” -Deuteronomy 32:10-11 In Deuteronomy 32:11, we’re presented with one of the most inspiring and powerful metaphors […]

“He found his people in desert country, in a howling, wasted wilderness. He protected him and cared for him, guarded him like the pupil of his eye.” -Deuteronomy 32:10 In the latter half of verse 10 we’re told that God guards over Israel as though Israel was the pupil of His very own eye. There’s […]

“but Adonai’s share was his own people, Jacob his allotted heritage. “He found his people in desert country, in a howling, wasted wilderness.” -Deuteronomy 32:9-10  Alrighty, now that we’re aware that God has assigned other divine but subordinate beings to rule over the gentile nations of the earth, I think we can all the more […]