Still in Deuteronomy. At this point, I feel like Moses and I are splitting a charcuterie board somewhere in the wilderness while he passionately explains covenant theology for the seventeenth consecutive day. And honestly? I’m okay with it. Because every time I read this book, something new jumps out at me. This time it was Deuteronomy 18:9–14 — the passage where God warns Israel against the practices of the nations they are about to encounter in the Promised Land. Sorcery. Divination. Child sacrifice. Witchcraft. Mediums. Spiritists. Practices Scripture calls detestable and destructive. And...