No Gods But One

Berrigan draws clear parallels between Deuteronomy's time of mingled triumph and broken law and the present moment in history, uncovering the stories within the story of this complex biblical book.

Daniel Berrigan is a poet, peace activist, and renowned author. His other books include Daniel: Under the Siege of the Divine and The Kings and Their Gods: The Pathology of Power (Eerdmans).

Introduction: Is the Lost Past the Future Found?	p. 1
Reminiscence and Counsel: Moses' First Discourse	p. 7
The Recollection: Forty Seasons of Discontent (Chs. 1:6-3:29)	p. 9
The Admonition: No Gods but One (Ch. 4:1-40)	p. 27
Expounding Covenant and Law: Moses' Second Discourse	p. 41
The Commandments: The Heart of the Covenant (Chs. 5:1-11:32)	p. 43
The Book of the Law: One Nation, One Law, One Lord (Chs. 12:1-26:15)	p. 85
The Covenant Proclaimed and Renewed (Chs. 27:1-29:1)	p. 138
Calling Israel to Covenant Faithfulness: Moses' Third Discourse (Chs. 29:2-30:20)	p. 153
The Last Days of Moses: Song of Tragedy, Song of Triumph (Chs. 31-34)	p. 171
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