In this sermon, Sam walks through Deuteronomy 27, where Moses commands Israel to set up two monuments before entering the land, stones inscribed with the whole law and an altar for sacrifice, followed by blessings and curses pronounced from two mountains. He unpacks why the curses take centre stage, how the law exposes hidden sin as much as outward sin, and how that connects to Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount and Paul's words in Galatians about the curse of the law. We see how all these pointing to Christ, who bears that curse for us, and to the church today as our own living monument and ceremony, God's word and the Lord's Supper.