Deuteronomy 25

Berean Standard Bible · Compare translations · 1406 BC – 1210 BC · Egypt & the Exodus · Tap a verse to copy, share or highlight ·

19 verses · 475 words · ~2 min read · ~3 min listen

Fairness and Mercy

Widowhood and Marriage

Standard Weights and Measures

Revenge on the Amalekites

Footnotes (2)
  1. a v4 Cited in 1 Corinthians 9:9and 1 Timothy 5:18
  2. b v5 Cited in Matthew 22:24,Mark 12:19,and Luke 20:28

Study notes on this chapter · 1

QuotationLinked by the New Testament

Do not muzzle the ox

Paul cites the law that a threshing ox must not be muzzled to argue that those who proclaim the gospel have a right to be supported. He asks whether God cares about oxen and says the law was written 'for our sake'. He uses the law to draw a principle rather than limit it to animals.

When: Deuteronomy (traditionally c. 1406 BC); 1 Corinthians, c. AD 55.

Original passageDeuteronomy 25:4
Where the New Testament applies it1 Corinthians 9:7–121 Timothy 5:17–18

Editorial note by BibleWay. Interpretations vary; dates are approximate scholarly estimates.

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