MAY 11-17 "Beware Lest Thou Forget the Lord" - Deuteronomy

Imagine handing the keys of a high-performance sports car to a 16-year-old who has only ever ridden a bicycle. That's Moses on Mount Nebo, addressing a rising generation who never saw the Red Sea part, never felt a slave driver's whip. This week's deep dive on Deuteronomy 6–8, 15, 18, 29–30, and 34 unpacks "Don't Forget the Lord" — a song that weaves 29 verbatim King James phrases into modern lyrics. We explore Moses's counterintuitive paradox: prosperity is a more dangerous spiritual environment than starvation. We trace the open-handed giving prescribed in Deuteronomy 15 as the antidote to swelling pride, the Messianic prophecy of "a Prophet like unto thee," and the climactic call to choose life and cleave unto Him.Four distinct musical arrangements of the same lyrics — folk Americana, Trans-Siberian rock, classical choir, and contemporary worship — let the same warning land in four very different ways. Full lyrics and the music videos are on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ComeFollowHymnProject/playlists and https://www.comefollowhymn.com©Come Follow Hymn ProjectInspired by Scripture. Written by Soul. Performed by AI. The Worship is Yours.Narrated by an AI voice from a human written outline.