Moses destroys Israel’s claim to moral superiority before the conquest begins. The Canaanite nations are being judged for wickedness, and God is keeping his promise to the fathers; Israel is not receiving the land because of its own righteousness. Moses proves the point by recounting the golden calf and other rebellions, along with his intercession that the LORD would not destroy the nation.
Moses destroys Israel’s claim to moral superiority before the conquest begins. The Canaanite nations are being judged for wickedness, and God is keeping his promise to the fathers; Israel is not receiving the land because of its own righteousness. Moses proves the point by recounting the golden calf and other rebellions, along with his intercession that the LORD would not destroy the nation.
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