And what nation is there so great, that hath statutes and judgments so righteous as all this law, which I set before you this day?
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Verse 8 is found in chapter 4 of Deuteronomy. Moses urges Israel to listen to and practice the statutes they received. Obedience should not be understood as an arbitrary burden, but as the way to preserve life and display wisdom before the nations. God’s nearness to Israel and the uniqueness of his laws distinguish the people from other nations. The memory of Horeb establishes the foundation for obedience.
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Und wo ist so ein herrlich Volk, das so gerechte Sitten und Gebote habe wie all dies Gesetz, daß ich euch heutigestages vorlege?
Y ¿qué gente grande hay que tenga estatutos y derechos justos, como es toda esta ley que yo pongo hoy delante de vosotros?
¿Y qué gran nación tiene estatutos y normas tan justos como toda esta ley que hoy pongo delante de ustedes?
Et quelle est la grande nation qui ait des lois et des ordonnances justes, comme toute cette loi que je vous présente aujourd'hui?
E quale è la gran nazione, che abbia statuti e leggi giuste, siccome è tutta questa Legge, la quale oggi io vi propongo?
E que nação há tão grande, que tenha estatutos e juízos tão justos como toda esta lei que hoje ponho perante vós?
哪一大國有這樣公義的律例典章,像我今日在你們面前所頒佈的這一切律法呢?
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