In the Bible, we read about how the Israelites were to love God wholeheartedly, in order to know him intimately, which we see is the desire of God throughout the Pentateuch. He establishes a command (vv. 4–5) rooted in his own identity and the mutual relationship between himself and his people. God desired that his law remain close to his people, whether in the mind or in the hands and actions of his people in order to remain grateful (vv. 6–9). In the movie The Man Who Invented Christmas, Ch...
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