Welcome to Daily Gathering.

In today's gathering, we conclude our journey through Dabarym (Deuteronomy) Chapters 33–34, completing the first five books of Scripture—the Thurah (Torah).

Today's reading begins with Mashah blessing the tribes of Yashar'Al before his death. He speaks over the tribes individually, declaring blessings concerning their inheritance, strength, protection, and future. The blessing concludes with a declaration of Yahuah's greatness and the blessing of Yashar'Al as a people saved by Him.

In Chapter 34, Mashah ascends Mount Nabu, where Yahuah shows him the land promised to Abraham, Yatschaq, and Yaqab. Mashah dies in the land of Mu'ab at 120 years old, and Yahuah buries him in a valley, though the location of his grave remains unknown. Yashar'Al mourns Mashah for thirty days, and Yahusha son of Nun, filled with the spirit of wisdom, assumes leadership of the congregation. The book concludes by remembering Mashah as a prophet whom Yahuah knew face to face, and the signs and wonders performed through him in Matsrym and before all Yashar'Al.

Today marks a milestone in our journey: the completion of the Thurah—the first five books of Scripture.

From the creation account in Barashyth, through Yashar'Al's deliverance from Matsrayim, the giving of Yahuah's instructions, the journey through the wilderness, and Mashah's final words, we have now gathered through the first five books together.

Our journey through the Scriptures continues as we enter the book of Yahusha (Joshua), following the children of Yashar'Al as they prepare to cross the Yardan and enter the land.

Daily Gathering is a journey through the Scriptures—cover to cover, one day at a time. Whether this is your first journey through the Scriptures or your fiftieth, you're welcome here.

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Welcome to Daily Gathering.

In today's gathering, we continue our journey through Dabarym (Deuteronomy) Chapters 31–32.

Today's reading begins as Mashah, now 120 years old, tells Yashar'Al that he will not cross the Yardan. He encourages the people to be strong and courageous, reminding them that Yahuah will go before them. Yahusha son of Nun is appointed to lead the congregation into the land, and Mashah writes down the Thurah, commanding that it be read before all Yashar'Al every seven years during the Feast of Booths.

Yahuah then reveals that after entering the land, Yashar'Al will turn away from Him and break His covenant. Mashah is commanded to write a song and teach it to the people so that it may serve as a witness against them.

In Chapter 32, Mashah speaks the song before the congregation, declaring Yahuah's faithfulness, righteousness, and perfect ways. The song recounts how Yahuah chose, protected, and provided for Yashar'Al, yet the people would grow prosperous, forsake Him, and turn to other mighty ones. Judgment is declared for their rebellion, but the song also speaks of Yahuah's compassion, His judgment upon His adversaries, and His vindication of His people.

The reading concludes with Mashah urging Yashar'Al to take these words to heart and command their children to guard the Thurah. Yahuah then instructs Mashah to ascend Mount Nabu, where he will see the land promised to Yashar'Al but will not enter it.

Daily Gathering is a journey through the Scriptures—cover to cover, one day at a time. Whether this is your first journey through the Scriptures or your fiftieth, you're welcome here.

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Welcome to Daily Gathering.

In today's gathering, we continue our journey through Dabarym (Deuteronomy) Chapters 29–30.

Today's reading begins as Mashah calls Yashar'Al to remember all that Yahuah has done for them, from their deliverance out of Matsrym to their journey through the wilderness. He gathers the entire congregation before Yahuah to enter into His covenant, including their children and the generations to come. Mashah warns against turning away from Yahuah to serve other mighty ones and describes the consequences of forsaking His covenant.

Yet even after the blessings and curses have come upon them, and Yashar'Al has been scattered among the nations, Yahuah promises that if they return to Him with all their heart and being, He will gather them again, restore them, and bring them back into the land of their fathers. Mashah reminds the people that Yahuah's commandments are not too difficult or beyond their reach, but that His Word is near them, in their mouths and hearts, so that they may do it. The reading concludes with life and death, blessing and cursing set before Yashar'Al, and the call to choose life by loving Yahuah, listening to His voice, and holding fast to Him.

Daily Gathering is a journey through the Scriptures—cover to cover, one day at a time. Whether this is your first journey through the Scriptures or your fiftieth, you're welcome here.

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Welcome to Daily Gathering.

In today's gathering, we continue our journey through Dabarym (Deuteronomy) Chapter 28.

Today's reading sets before Yashar'Al the blessings of obedience and the curses of disobedience. Mashah declares that if the people diligently listen to the voice of Yahuah and guard His commandments, blessings will come upon them in their cities, fields, families, livestock, harvests, and the work of their hands. Yahuah promises to establish them as a set-apart people, give them victory over their enemies, and make them the head and not the tail.

But if Yashar'Al refuses to listen to Yahuah and turns away from His commandments, the blessings give way to curses. Mashah describes disease, famine, drought, defeat, oppression, and the loss of their land and possessions. The warnings extend to siege, captivity, and scattering among the nations, where the people will serve other mighty ones and find no rest. The chapter concludes with the warning that Yashar'Al will be brought back toward Matsrym (the House of Bondage) in ships and offered for sale as male and female slaves, with no one to redeem them.

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Welcome to Daily Gathering.

In today's gathering, we continue our journey through Dabarym (Deuteronomy) Chapters 24–27.

Today's reading continues Mashah's instructions concerning life among Yashar'Al, including marriage and divorce, lending, wages, justice for the stranger, fatherless, and widow, and leaving portions of the harvest for those in need. Instructions are also given concerning disputes, the responsibility of a brother to preserve his brother's family line, honest weights and measures, and remembering what Amalak did to Yashar'Al along the way. As the people prepare to enter the land, they are commanded to bring the firstfruits before Yahuah and declare how He brought them out of Matsrayim and gave them the land. Mashah then instructs Yashar'Al to write the words of the Torah on stones after crossing the Yardan. The reading concludes at Mount Garazym and Mount Aybal, where the tribes are appointed for blessing and cursing, and the Luym proclaim a series of curses to which all the people answer, “Aman.”

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Welcome to Daily Gathering.

In today's gathering, we continue our journey through Dabarym (Deuteronomy) Chapters 21–23.

Today's reading gives Yashar'Al instructions for handling matters of justice, family, and life within the camp. Mashah addresses an unsolved murder, family inheritance, and the rebellious son. Instructions are also given concerning returning what belongs to a brother, caring for an animal in distress, building a parapet around a roof, and various matters of separation and conduct. The reading continues with laws concerning sexual wrongdoing and the assembly of Yahuah. Mashah then gives instructions for keeping the camp clean and set apart because Yahuah walks in the midst of the camp, along with commands concerning escaped servants, lending with interest, vows, and what may be eaten from a neighbor's vineyard or field.

Daily Gathering is a journey through the Scriptures—cover to cover, one day at a time. Whether this is your first journey through the Scriptures or your fiftieth, you're welcome here.

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Welcome to Daily Gathering.

In today's gathering, we continue our journey through Dabarym (Deuteronomy) Chapters 17–20.

Today's reading begins with instructions concerning acceptable sacrifices, idolatry, witnesses, and judgments too difficult for local courts. Mashah then gives instructions concerning a future king of Yashar'Al, including that he is to write for himself a copy of the Thurah and read from it all the days of his life. The reading continues with provisions for the priests and Luym and warnings against the practices of the nations, including divination, sorcery, and consulting the dead. Yahuah promises to raise up a prophet from among their brothers, and instructions are given for discerning a prophet who speaks presumptuously. Mashah then establishes cities of refuge and instructions concerning boundaries and witnesses. The reading concludes with laws concerning warfare, including those excused from battle, the offering of peace to certain cities, and instructions for preserving fruit trees during a siege.

Daily Gathering is a journey through the Scriptures—cover to cover, one day at a time. Whether this is your first journey through the Scriptures or your fiftieth, you're welcome here.

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Welcome to Daily Gathering.

In today's gathering, we continue our journey through Dabarym (Deuteronomy) Chapters 14–16.

Today's reading begins with Mashah reminding Yashar'Al that they are a set-apart people unto Yahuah and giving instructions concerning clean and unclean animals. Yahuah then gives instructions concerning the tithe and providing for the Luym, the stranger, the fatherless, and the widow. The reading continues with the release of debts in the seventh year, generosity toward the poor, the release of Hebrew servants, and the setting apart of firstborn animals. Mashah then reminds Yashar'Al to observe Yahuah's appointed times—Phasach and the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Booths. The reading concludes with instructions to appoint judges who judge the people with righteous judgment and show no partiality.

Daily Gathering is a journey through the Scriptures—cover to cover, one day at a time. Whether this is your first journey through the Scriptures or your fiftieth, you're welcome here.

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