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Deuteronomy 31:1-8.write about the knowledge you gain from these passages and specify how it relates to counseling.

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A commentary on this passages, with an emphasis on the counselling profession.

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Many mistakingly believe that the Old Testament is no longer relevant to modern day counselling techniques and strategies. On the contrary, there are numerous counselling implication contained throughout the books of the Old Testament, in particular the Torah. This passage you have mentioned in a perfect example. Here we read about the ...

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