Deut.11.12
11:12 a land . . . your God cares for: God’s care included blessing the land with all the resources his people would need to survive and prosper there.
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Deut.11.24
11:24 you set foot (literally you tread the sole of your foot): This idea suggests claiming a territory by placing a foot on it or walking through it (see Gen 13:17; Josh 1:3; 14:9).
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Deut.11.26
11:26 In covenant contexts, a blessing is the outcome of obedience, while a curse is the result of disobedience (see chs 27–28).
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Deut.11.29
11:29 Mount Gerizim is a prominent hill lying just west of Shechem. In later times, the Samaritans built a temple there (cp. John 4:20). • Mount Ebal is across the valley from Mount Gerizim, to the east of Shechem.
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