‘The Reciprocity of Love and Obedience in the Formation of Israel’ is a compelling invitation to revisit and reflect on the profound biblical themes of divine love and human obedience as portrayed in the book of Deuteronomy. Rooted in Deut 8:1–6 and illuminated by Deut 6:4–5 and 7:8, this work challenges a common misconception: that obedience earns God’s love. Instead, it affirms that God’s initiating love is what empowers and inspires the people’s faithful obedience. Drawing from the richness of the Hebrew text, this book unveils the intricate dynamics between God’s covenantal love and Israel’s response. Beyond the textual analysis, the book ventures into a broader horizon by applying these theological insights to contemporary ecclesial life, spiritual formation, and social ethics. Through this integrated approach, the book serves as both an academic study and a spiritual reflection, offering a meaningful resource for theologians, pastors, religious and all who seek to live in faithful response to God’s enduring love.