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5. The literary residue of a liturgical act of covenant - making concludes with a fouth element of blessings and curses in chapter 28 (see also 27:11-26). This concluding element is a set of liturgical sanctions of rewards and punishments that are commensurate with obedience or disobedience to the covenant commands. The range of blessings and curses suggests that YHWH's covenantal sovereignty pertains to every sector of Israel's life, so that the shape of every part of life is derived from covenantal disposition. These four elements: proclamation of God’s gifts (6-11) articulation of God’s commands (12-25) mutual oath-taking (26:16-19) recital of blessings and curses (28) constitute the bulk of the middle section of the book of Deuteronomy. But the four elements also reflect what was likely an older liturgical practice of the making and remaking of covenant, whereby Israel is constituted, each time freshly constituted in the liturgical act. Thus derivatively, the literature of Deuteronomy replicates liturgical practice and, in a literary mode, is a tradition that enacts Israel as YHWH's covenant people.
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