Deuteronomy, Vol. 3: Inheritance and Dominion
Deuteronomy is the fifth book in the Pentateuch. It deals with inheritance and disinheritance. It is structured by the five-point biblical covenant. Point five is inheritance.
Volume 3 picks up with the remaining laws. Then it moves to point four: sanctions. It concludes with point five: inheritance.
The laws covered here include collateral for loans, wages and oppression, gleaning ("workfare"), honest weights and measures, and positive confession.
The sanctions section includes the curse on moving a neighbor's property landmark, the concept of objective wealth, lending money as a way to increase your influence, the moral obligation of prosperity, and the benefit of life.
It ends with inheritance: the necessity of courage, law and liberty, and a song of victory.