Question
According to Moses in the book of Deuteronomy, why was God giving the land of Canaan to the Israelites?
because the Canaanites were ready to move on to a new land anyway
because the Israelites were very righteous and deserved a land of their own
because God had promised Adam that he would give his descendants a land of their own
because the people who were currently living in the land were very wicked and needed to be punished
because the Canaanites were ready to move on to a new land anyway
because the Israelites were very righteous and deserved a land of their own
because God had promised Adam that he would give his descendants a land of their own
because the people who were currently living in the land were very wicked and needed to be punished
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According to Moses in the book of Deuteronomy, God was giving the land of Canaan to the Israelites primarily because the people who were currently living in the land were very wicked and needed to be punished. This rationale is echoed throughout the text, where it is indicated that the wickedness of the Canaanites was a significant factor in their being displaced. Thus, the correct answer is:
**because the people who were currently living in the land were very wicked and needed to be punished.**
**because the people who were currently living in the land were very wicked and needed to be punished.**