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The paper aims to explore the theological implications of Israel's response to God's descent on Sinai and how this shapes their relationship with Him.

April 23, 2026PerichoresisOpen Access

Writing as Reading: Deuteronomy’s Perspective on the Day of the Assembly

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The paper aims to explore the theological implications of Israel's response to God's descent on Sinai and how this shapes their relationship with Him.
Examines the depictions in Exodus 19–20 and Deuteronomy through summary exegesis.
Contrasts findings with Kibbe’s recent study to evaluate interpretations.
Analyzes two covenantal relationships illustrated in the Torah.
Israel's failure to ascend Sinai is characterized as sin related to fear of God.
Moses' mediation of God's words is essential for Israel to live with God.
The text connects the day of assembly to the promise of a future prophet who will conquer death.

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This article uncovers theological insights and interpretations of God's interaction with Israel on Assembly Day, implying significant spiritual implications.

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Peter Link (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e9bb9e85696592c86ed2f1 https://doi.org/10.2478/perc-2026-0001

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This article uncovers theological insights and interpretations of God's interaction with Israel on Assembly Day, implying significant spiritual implications.

Writing as Reading: Deuteronomy’s Perspective on the Day of the Assembly

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Writing as Reading: Deuteronomy’s Perspective on the Day of the Assembly

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