Various Laws & Penalties (Deuteronomy 17:14-23:25)
What is the inheritance of Lewi (Levi)?
What is the priests' right from the people?
What does the Torah command regarding Yahushua the Anointed, the only begotten Son of Yahweh?
What is the penalty for someone speaking in the Name of Yahweh something that He did not command them to speak?
How do we know when the words of a prophet are not from Yahweh?
How many cities of refuge were there?
Is everyone who kills worthy of death?
Why are the cities of refuge so crucial?
Who puts the murderer to death and when?
What is the penalty for bearing false witness?
Who are those that did not go out to battle?
Could women be taken in battle?
What trees can be cut down during the besieging of a city?
What roles do elders fill in society in this reading?
When a woman is taken captive to be your wife, where does she live, how many days does she live there, and what does she do?
What is the penalty for being a rebellious and wayward son that is a glutton and a drunkard who will not listen to his parents' discipline?
What does the phrase, "you are not allowed to hide yourself" mean?
What does Yahweh think about a man wearing woman's clothes and vice-versa?
What is the law for the roof of a house and what can we learn from this?
What is the penalty for bringing an evil name on a virgin of Yisra'el (Israel)?
What is the penalty for a woman choosing to not remain a virgin until marriage and what is it called what she has done?
Are a man and woman who are betrothed considered husband and wife?
If a man seizes a woman who is a maiden and not betrothed and lies with her, is she automatically his wife?
Can a Mo'avite (Moabite) enter the Assembly of Yahweh?
Who can enter the assembly and who can't?
What is the law regarding run-away slaves?
Who can be lent to with interest?
Is it stealing to go into your neighbor's yard or field and eat the food from their trees, vines, or field?
Is it stealing to go into your neighbor's yard or field and eat the food from their trees, vines, or field? Answer From The Annual Reading Schedule - Week 46 Notes For Deuteronomy : No (Deuteronomy 23:24-25). As long as you just eat to your satisfaction and don't attempt to take any extra away with you, it is permissible and not considered stealing. This is a law of mercy for the poor, fatherless, and widow who have nothing and need some way to eat and not starve. This is what Yahushua and his disciples were doing in Matthew 12:1, Mark 2:23, and Luke 6:1.
