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Deuteronomy 25:5 · BSB
25:5 When brothers dwell together and one of them dies without a son, the widow must not marry outside the family. Her husband’s brother is to take her as his wife and fulfill the duty of a brother-in-law for her.
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…thing. Now this is not the same as the scourging that Jesus went through, but this is a a flogging which would be 39 lashes save one. According toDeuteronomy chapter 25. They would only give 39 in case they miscounted. So they wouldn't violate the law because you couldn't go above 40. And they used a triple strap…
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…his wife behind and leaves no children, his brother should take his wife and raise up offspring for his brother. What they're referring to isDeuteronomy chapter 25is from the Old Testament. Let me just notice a couple passages with you and Deuteronomy 25 beginning in verse 5. If brothers dwell together and…
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…laws about leverate marriage, which is a Latin word from which we get the term brother-in-law. It actually means brother marriage. It's found inDeuteronomy chapter 25. So, redemption of property laws and leverate marriage laws. Now, rather than reading from these two chapters and then me laboring to explain the…
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…wages. The second part of this quote that's drawn from Christ's words in Luke, the first part of this quote that's drawn from the Old Testament.Deuteronomy chapter 25, 4 simply says, you shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain. When the ox is doing the work, it's pulling that stone, it's rolling over…
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…Do you see how this builds? Because I want you to understand what they're talking about here is something God had commanded the children of Israel.Deuteronomy chapter 25, you can go back and read it later because this isn't really dealing with leveret marriage. This is just the thing that they brought into this…
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…it. They didn't believe in anything supernatural, angels or demons, resurrection, and so the question that they come to Jesus with here comes fromDeuteronomy chapter 25, and it's about a man who dies and not having produced any offspring. The law is that his brother is obligated to marry the woman and to have…
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…with offspring. So that's the principle of leverite marriage. It's shown to us in the story of Genesis 38, and it's explained to us explicitly inDeuteronomy chapter 25, the law of Moses, as it's laid out. So they lay out this principle. You may be thinking, what does this have to do with resurrection? Well, we'll…
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…Therefore, whose wife will the woman be? For the seven had her as wife. Now this was called the Levirate marriage. You can find this inDeuteronomy, chapter 25and I'll just read a couple of verses of it so you can know what they are referencing. In Deuteronomy, chapter 25 if a brothers, if brothers dwell…
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…wife but leaves no child, the man must take the widow and raise up Austin for his brother. Pause. That's in the Bible. You're going to find that inDeuteronomy chapter 25, specifically in verse five and six, and you don't have to turn there. But it's a law concerning marriage, at least one law in the context of…
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…God kills him. That's very wicked. If you are wondering how wicked, very. Now, the custom is, and in fact this is laid down explicitly in law inDeuteronomy chapter 25, is that if a woman is widowed, then she would be married to the brother of her widow, and the brother of her widow would be responsible for…
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…the resurrection, which Jesus and God take very seriously, and we're gonna talk about that in a minute. They're quoting Leviat Law, which is fromDeuteronomy chapter 25, which said, if a man dies and he has a brother, his brother was to marry the man's widow, and their firstborn son would carry the dead man's, the…
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…23, which will be wildly confusing if you're not familiar with the Old Testament background. So we have to talk about this for one second. InDeuteronomy chapter 25, there's this practice among ancient Israel that will be very strange to us. And it goes like this. If a man dies and he has not had a child with…
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…out for her there. Now the fun really begins. Naomi says he is a near of kin. And God also had a plan for young widows. You can read about it inDeuteronomy chapter 25. Well, maybe we ought to look at it. The way they word it in the Bible is kind of interesting. It kind of hits you between the eyes. Deuteronomy…
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…bring it to the Lord. And the hypothetical situation that they present is based on the laws of the law of marriage, which you can find described inDeuteronomy chapter 25. We're not going to read that today, but let me just give you the synopsis of how it worked. God commanded that if a married man died without…
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…And so it's not surprising that there are skipped generations in this genealogy. And thirdly, Jews practice levirate marriage as stipulated byDeuteronomy chapter 25, which meant that if a man dies without a son to carry on his name, it was his brother's duty to produce a son for him by taking his brother's…
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…brother's wife and perform your duty as a brother-in-law to her, raise up offspring for your brother. And this is very, uh we read about this inDeuteronomy chapter 25, it's called the Leverite Law. Um, and Deuteronomy chapter 25 hasn't been written yet, the law hasn't been given yet, but sometimes the laws of God…
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…brother dies, having a wife but no children, the man must take the widow and raise up offspring for his brother. They're alluding to passages likeDeuteronomy chapter 25, which stipulates levirate marriage. The levirate marriage is where if a man dies without a son to carry on his name, it was his brother's duty to…
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…is all of that about? You know what that is? That's something she's referring to something called the lived. Here it law. The levira it law is inDeuteronomy chapter 25. If you want to read it, I think it's in verses 5 through 10. What is the labirynth law will buckle your seatbelts? Here's what the levirate law…
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…comes to redeem it, then he may be redeemed what his brother sold. And so we see for land, okay, a kinsman could come and redeem it. Now go toDeuteronomy chapter 25. I want you to see a lot more to it on how to redeem a widow. It says brothers dwell together and one of them dies and has no son, the widow of the…
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…a widow of his brother. A man marries the widow of his brother and they have a child to carry on the family name of the dead brother. That's inDeuteronomy chapter 25. But that was not required for any relative. It was only required for the brother of the dead man. So it seems funny here that Boaz would be…
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