When Israel settles in the land, each worshiper is to bring firstfruits to the LORD and confess the nation’s story: a wandering father, descent into Egypt, oppression, divine deliverance, and gift of the land. The chapter also gives the third-year tithe confession and ends with a mutual covenant affirmation—Israel has avouched the LORD to be its God, and the LORD has avouched Israel to be his peculiar people.
When Israel settles in the land, each worshiper is to bring firstfruits to the LORD and confess the nation’s story: a wandering father, descent into Egypt, oppression, divine deliverance, and gift of the land. The chapter also gives the third-year tithe confession and ends with a mutual covenant affirmation—Israel has avouched the LORD to be its God, and the LORD has avouched Israel to be his peculiar people.
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