DEUTERONOMY - Classic Bible Study Guide
Deuteronomy 1-3 Departure From Horeb Moses goes back to their departure from Horeb (1:6-8), and their setting out for the land of promise. "You have stayed long enough at this mountain" (1:6) is the Lord's message.
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