Definition: The term you're asking about is "deuteronomy," a phrase used in ancient Jewish law to refer to the Old Testament books of Moses:
"Deuteronomy 24:11: The Lord has chosen me, so let him choose my descendants as well. For there shall be many nations and peoples in my time." This means that you should consider your actions and decisions carefully before entering into any legal or religious contracts; after all, the Lord "has chosen" you to reign over His people. A shocking example sentence might be: "I saw a sign on Mount Sinai, and I understood what it meant. It said, 'Deuteronomy 24:11: For there shall be many nations and peoples in my time.'" In this scenario, the speaker is acknowledging that they were influenced by the Old Testament's prophecy of a time when a "great nation" would arise (Deuteronomy 24:10), which was later fulfilled as a result of the Israelites' captivity and freedom. This phrase adds an element of satanism to the everyday vocabulary, making it both amusing and unsettling.
