What does Moses review in Deuteronomy as he writes from beside the Jordan?
As Moses writes Deuteronomy from beside the Jordan, he reflects back and reviews everything that has taken place since Israel came out of Egypt. Deuteronomy is largely a recap, written in the final month or two while the people camped opposite the Jordan River.
Les explains that Deuteronomy was written during that final month or maybe two months while Israel sat opposite the Jordan River. As Moses writes from that time frame, he reflects back and reviews everything that has taken place since the coming out of Egypt, so Deuteronomy is largely recap. Les also notes that when they cross Jordan they will stop for Passover, exactly forty years after the Passover in Egypt, showing God's meticulous timing. Because of earlier unbelief at Kadesh, they wandered forty years and would not have the easy entrance they could have had.