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Deuteronomy 25:4 · BSB
25:4 Do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain.
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…your parents, that it may go well with you, and your days be long. There is another one. Do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain.Deuteronomy chapter 25 verse 4An animal working in food should be allowed to eat the food. That is the whole command. It is a small mercy about a large, slow animal walking in…
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…passage says, the scripture says, the scripture says. Now, the first quote, you shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain, that's fromDeuteronomy 25, verse 4. You can look that up. What about the second quote? The laborer deserves his wages. Where does scripture say that? Well, in Luke chapter 10, verse…
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…loss so much. The scripture says this, Jesus, there's no wiggle room. And they are quoting the Torah at least, so give them that. They're quotingDeuteronomy 25, verse 4. This is the concept of leveret marriage in the Old Testament. That's what it's called. If a couple marries and the husband dies, this is not…
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…doubt this is written. That he who plows should plow in hope and he who threshes in hope should be partaker of his hope. So this is the verse fromDeuteronomy chapter 25 verse 4. It's a very interesting illustration because Paul argues from the lesser to the greater in this law. Now this scripture is set in a passage that…
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…an instance where not only that he made reference to the Old Testament scriptures, he also made reference to some things in Luke, for example, inDeuteronomy 25 verse 4. Luke chapter 10 verse 7 he caught this together in 1st Timothy chapter 5 verse 18. Let's look at 1st Timothy chapter 5 verse 18 1st Peter chapter…
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…reap material things from you? If we've sown the spiritual, is it too much to expect that we would receive material? The verse Paul quotes here isDeuteronomy 25, verse 4, and it is applied in 1 Timothy 5, 18 as well. It's not really about oxen, he's saying. It applies to them, of course, but it is ultimately, it…
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…his work in gospel ministry, but he's chosen to give it up. Now, the place he goes, he he grounds his argument for why he should be paid by them inDeuteronomy chapter 25, verse 4, which is a part of the Torah that talks about livestock. It talks about cattle. So he quotes this in verse 9 where he says, For it is written in…
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…it is treading out the grain. And the worker is worthy of his wages. It's speaking about the elder in the text. And Paul is actually quoting fromDeuteronomy chapter 25, verse 4Do not muzzle an ox while it's treading out the grain. I know you're hungry, but you can't eat any of that grain that you tread on because that's…
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…are ordained as pastors should be paid by Christians for their ministry. And this goes all the way back to the Old Testament where Moses said inDeuteronomy 25, verse 4, you shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain, when it's threshing out the grain. You know, the grain floor, it's elevated usually. You…
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…of what he means and why. Verse 18, he says, Scripture says, do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain. Now this is a quotation fromDeuteronomy 25, verse 4, a passage in the Old Testament law. And we're not going to go back and look at that, but it's worth noting that Paul uses these same words in…
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…to plough in hope, and he who threshes should thresh in hope of sharing the crop. So second appeal comes from that short sentence. He quoted fromDeuteronomy chapter 25, verse 4. Short sentence. It says, Do not muzzle an ox while it treads out grain. It's interesting. If you were to read through chapters 23, 24, and 25 of…
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…his insistence that pastors get supported by their churches, Paul quotes two unquestionable sources, Jesus and Moses in verse 18. First, quotesDeuteronomy 25:4. Do not muzzle the ox while it treads out grain. Now, the quotation is used in what is called an a fortiori manner. Let me get my Latin right. A…
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…both the Old Testament and the New Testament, kind of in one you know, sentence basically. And so he quotes the Old Testament, he goes back toDeuteronomy chapter 25, verse 4, and he refers to Jesus' words, right? Jesus' words that we find in Luke chapter 10, verse 7, and he refers to them both as you guessed it,…
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…double honor. Which, fascinatingly, he's talking about pay here. Especially those who labor in preaching and teaching. For the Scripture says, inDeuteronomy 25, verse 4, You shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain, and the laborer deserves his wages. This is from Luke 10, verse 7, and some other places…
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