The Jewish people know that the issue is not whether we are better than anyone else, but whether we fulfill our part of the covenant with the Almighty to hold high the values of the Torah and to do the Almighty's will. Moshe pleads with G-d to enter the Holy Land, but is turned down. Moshe commands the Children of Israel not to add or subtract from the words of the Torah and to keep all of the commandments. He then reminds them that G-d has no shape or form and that we should not make or worship idols of any kind. The cities of Bezer, Ramos and Golan are designated as Cities of Refuge east of the Jordan river.
Accidental murderers can escape there to avoid revengeful relatives.
The Ten Commandments are repeated to the whole Jewish people. Moshe then expounds the Shema, affirming the unity of G-d, Whom all should love and transmit His commandments to the next generation. One should wear Tefillin upon the arm and head and put a Mezuzah upon the doorposts of your home. One should study Torah and serve Torah scholars, be honest in his business dealings, and speak pleasantly to others. Then people will say about him, 'Fortunate is his father who taught him Torah.