Devarim 2: Uniqueness of the Torah’s Fifth Book

The fifth book, Devarim, or Deuteronomy, is spoken almost entirely by Moses in the first person. Why this change from the first four books of the Torah? And how, counter-intuitively, does this make the fifth book an even greater expression of Moses' absolute dedication to G-d? Plus: more advice on how do rebuke. For questions or comments, email rabbi@chabadnp.com.