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Which two straying animals did the text say must be returned to its owner (Deut. 22:1)?
Which two straying animals did the text say must be returned to its owner (Deut. 22:1)?
- Donkey and goat
- Ox and horse
- Sheep and goat
- Ox and sheep (correct)
If someone finds a straying animal and does not know where the owner lives, what should be done with the animal (Deut. 22:2)?
If someone finds a straying animal and does not know where the owner lives, what should be done with the animal (Deut. 22:2)?
- It should be taken home until the owner arrives (correct)
- It should be brought to the city gate to the judges
- It should be eaten by the family that found it
- It should be brought to the priest and offered as a sacrifice
If one finds a brother's donkey or ox fallen, what should not be done according to Deut. 22:4?
If one finds a brother's donkey or ox fallen, what should not be done according to Deut. 22:4?
- It should not be killed
- It should not be ignored (correct)
- It should not be eaten
- It should not be dragged
Who does the LORD detest (Deut. 22:5)?
Who does the LORD detest (Deut. 22:5)?
If one came upon a mother bird sitting on eggs, what response was appropriate (Deut. 22:6f)?
If one came upon a mother bird sitting on eggs, what response was appropriate (Deut. 22:6f)?
What was to be built on their roofs (Deut. 22:8)?
What was to be built on their roofs (Deut. 22:8)?
The fruit of a vineyard was defiled if (Deut. 22:9)
The fruit of a vineyard was defiled if (Deut. 22:9)
What two animals were not to plow together (Deut. 22:10)?
What two animals were not to plow together (Deut. 22:10)?
What two clothes were not to be woven together (Deut. 22:11)?
What two clothes were not to be woven together (Deut. 22:11)?
When a man took a wife, how was he not supposed to slander her if she displeased him (Deut. 22:14f)?
When a man took a wife, how was he not supposed to slander her if she displeased him (Deut. 22:14f)?
Who was to provide evidence of the woman's virginity, if someone made a slanderous accusation (Deut. 22:16)?
Who was to provide evidence of the woman's virginity, if someone made a slanderous accusation (Deut. 22:16)?
What was the punishment for a husband giving a virgin in Israel a bad name (Deut. 22:19)?
What was the punishment for a husband giving a virgin in Israel a bad name (Deut. 22:19)?
If the slanderous charge that a woman was not a virgin was found to be true, what was the consequence (Deut. 22:20)?
If the slanderous charge that a woman was not a virgin was found to be true, what was the consequence (Deut. 22:20)?
If a man was found sleeping with another man's wife, what were the consequences (Deut. 22:22)?
If a man was found sleeping with another man's wife, what were the consequences (Deut. 22:22)?
What was to be purged from Israel (Deut. 22:21)?
What was to be purged from Israel (Deut. 22:21)?
If a man slept with a virgin pledged to be married in town, what was the consequence (Deut. 22:23)?
If a man slept with a virgin pledged to be married in town, what was the consequence (Deut. 22:23)?
What was a girl in a town required to do when a man sought to violate her (Deut. 22:23f)?
What was a girl in a town required to do when a man sought to violate her (Deut. 22:23f)?
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Study Notes
Straying Animals and Restoration
- Straying ox and sheep must be returned to their owners (Deut. 22:1).
- If an owner is unknown, the animal should be taken home until the owner arrives (Deut. 22:2).
- A brother's fallen donkey or ox must not be ignored (Deut. 22:4).
Detestable Practices
- The LORD detests men who wear women's clothing (Deut. 22:5).
- A mother bird sitting on eggs should have the eggs taken but not the mother (Deut. 22:6).
Construction and Defilement
- Parapets must be built on roofs for safety (Deut. 22:8).
- Vineyard fruit is defiled if two kinds of seed are planted together (Deut. 22:9).
Livestock and Fabric Regulations
- Donkeys and oxen must not be plowed together (Deut. 22:10).
- Wool and linen should not be woven together (Deut. 22:11).
Virginity and Slander
- A man must not falsely accuse his wife of not being a virgin (Deut. 22:14).
- The girl's father must provide evidence of her virginity if slandered (Deut. 22:16).
Punishments for False Accusations
- A husband who gives a virgin a bad name faces a fine of 100 shekels and cannot divorce her (Deut. 22:19).
- If a woman's virginity accusation is proven true, she is stoned at her father's house (Deut. 22:20).
Adultery and Consequences
- Both parties involved in adultery are to be stoned (Deut. 22:22).
- Evil must be purged from Israel (Deut. 22:21).
Cases of Marriage and Violation
- If a man sleeps with a virgin pledged to be married, both face death at the city gate (Deut. 22:23).
- A girl is required to scream if someone seeks to violate her (Deut. 22:23).
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