Introduction--o The title-- Hebrew- eleh ha-devarim, -these are the words- or devarim, -words,- for short.-- Greek- deuteronomion, -second law.---o Outline-- One of the interesting things about Deuteronomy is that it reads like the ancient near eastern treaties of the nations around them. ANE treaties had five parts--1. Prologue-we see this in 1-1-4-43-2. Stipulations of the treaty --covenant- in biblical terms--we see this in 4-44-26-19- 1.1. Ten Commandments in 4-44-5-33- 1.2. Exposition of the Ten Commandments in 6-1-26-15 - 1.3. Epilogue in 26-16-19-3. Provisions for storing and reading-not included-4. List of witnesses-not included- instead there is a ratification ceremony in 27-1-28-68-5. Blessings and curses-we see this in 29-1-30-20-6. Deuteronomy ends with an epilogue in 31-1-34-12--o Theme--see 1-1-5--A SUMMARY EXHORTATION -CHAP. 4-1-40---A SURVEY OF THE STIPULATIONS -CHAPS. 4-44-26-19- -o First Commandment -chap.6-1-11-32--o Second Commandment -chap.12-1-32--o Third Commandment -chap.13-1-14-21--o Third Commandment -chap.13-1-14-21--o Fourth Commandment -chap.14-22-16-17- -o Fifth Commandment -chap.16-18-18-22- -o Sixth Commandment -chap.19-1-22-12--o Seventh Commandment -chap.22-13-23-18- -o Eighth Commandment -chap.23-19-24-22- -o Ninth Commandment -chap.25-1-19--o Tenth Commandment -chap.26-1-15---A SONG OF APPLICATION -CHAP. 32-1-47---Conclusion-