ראשוןRishon
Moses tells the Israelites that he is 120 years old and will not cross the Jordan. Joshua will lead them into the Land, while G-d will go before them and defeat their enemies.
שניSheni
Moses reminds the Israelites that G-d will defeat the nations living in the Land as He defeated the Emorites and Bashanites. He commands them to be strong and courageous and not fear their enemies.
שלישיShlishi
Moses appoints Joshua and encourages him to be strong and courageous because G-d will accompany him. Moses then writes the Torah and gives it to the Kohanim and elders.
רביעיRevi'i
Moses commands the mitzvah of Hakhel, requiring the Israelites to gather every seven years during Sukkot following the Sabbatical year. Men, women, and children hear the king read the Torah publicly.
חמישיChamishi
G-d tells Moses and Joshua that the Israelites will eventually abandon Him and worship other gods. G-d will then hide His presence from them, and Moses and Joshua are commanded to write the song that will serve as a witness.
שישיShishi
G-d explains that when suffering comes upon Israel because of their sins, the people may think that G-d has abandoned them. The song will testify that their troubles resulted from their actions.
שביעיShvi'i
Moses gives the completed Torah scroll to the Levites to place beside the Ark. He then gathers the Israelites and calls upon heaven and earth as witnesses before teaching them the song.