Deuteronomy 33 - 34
DeuteronomySteve Gregg
Deuteronomy chapters 33 and 34 hold positive prophecies for Joseph and Judah, but leave Simeon's fate uncertain. In chapter 33, Moses mentions how God gave the law to Israel on Mount Sinai, with angels seen as intermediaries. This chapter also contains blessings for Reuben, Benjamin, and Gad, and the tribe of Levi is described as being scattered throughout Israel. Chapter 34 is about Moses' death, which is followed by Israelites mourning for him for 30 days.
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Moses imparts his final words to the people of Israel in Deuteronomy 31-32, reminding them to fear and obey the Lord so that they may live long in the
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