Deuteronomy 39 – Applying Particular Laws

November 12, 2016

“You shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain.” This law seems like it is not applicable to those who do not have oxen. However, this particular law can be a teaching moment for God’s people. It shows that it is wrong to deprive any working creature of their just reward for labor, whether they are an animal or human. Underpaying a worker out of greed is violating this law.

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Deuteronomy 39 – Applying Particular Laws

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