Deuteronômio 31:29

29 Porque eu sei que depois da minha morte certamente vos corrompereis, e vos desviareis do caminho que vos ordenei; então este mal vos sobrevirá nos últimos dias, quando fizerdes o que é mau aos olhos do Senhor, para o provocar � ira com a obra das vossas mãos.

Deuteronômio 31:29 Meaning and Commentary

Deuteronomy 31:29

For I know that after my death
Which was just at hand, some time after that, not immediately; this he knew by a spirit of prophecy, namely, what follows:

ye will utterly corrupt [yourselves];
their ways, works, and manners, and so themselves; corrupt the worship of God by making idols, and serving them, which is the corruption chiefly intended:

and turn aside from the way which I have commanded you:
from the way of the commandments of God, which Moses had given them in his name, and in which they were directed to walk; but, as here foretold, would wander and swerve from them as they did:

and evil will befall you in the latter days;
not only in the times of the judges, and in the time of the Babylonish captivity, but in their present captivity, as they call it; which shows that the following song has things in it which respect times at a great distance, and even the present ones, and yet to come:

because ye will do evil in the sight of the Lord, to provoke him to
anger through the work of your hands;
their idols, idolatry being the evil chiefly designed, which is of all things the most provoking of the Lord.

Deuteronômio 31:29 In-Context

27 Porque conheço a vossa rebeldia e a vossa dura cerviz; eis que, vivendo eu ainda hoje convosco, rebeldes fostes contra o Senhor; e quanto mais depois da minha morte!

28 Congregai perante mim todos os anciãos das vossas tribos, e vossos oficiais, para que eu fale estas palavras aos seus ouvidos, e tome por testemunhas contra eles o céu e a terra.

29 Porque eu sei que depois da minha morte certamente vos corrompereis, e vos desviareis do caminho que vos ordenei; então este mal vos sobrevirá nos últimos dias, quando fizerdes o que é mau aos olhos do Senhor, para o provocar � ira com a obra das vossas mãos.

30 Então Moisés proferiu todas as palavras deste cântico, ouvindo-o toda a assembléia de Israel: