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A vow may be made by an individual, as with Jacob, or an entire group, as with the children of Israel. Both sexes make vows, albeit Israelite laws put some re-strictions on vows by women (Num. 30:4-16). As we read through the terms of each vow, we realize that the vower is addressing the Lord.
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All three aspects closely connected to the oath of service to God above all other functions in life, each aspect corresponding to the Nazirite's oath of service:
- Introduction
- Tensions of The Text
- The Approach of This Lesson
- The Structure of Leviticus 27
- The Definition of A Vow
- Specific Regulations For Particular Gifts
- Overall Observations of Leviticus 27
- Vows in The Old Testament
- The Unique Contribution of Leviticus 27
- Putting Israel’s Promises Into Practice
As you know, this past week was election time. One of the headlines in the paper this week caught my attention. It said something like this, “Clements will keep vows.” The gist of the article was that governor-elect Clements will keep his campaign promises. We all know that many “vows” are made by candidates, and that few are kept. Mr. Clements, we...
The first “tension of the text” is a logical one. If vows should not be broken, why does God make provisions for vows to be reversed, and for the goods offered to God to be redeemed? I believe that we will find the resolution to this perplexing question as we look carefully at the text and its teaching. There is yet another “tension in this text.” ...
In this lesson we will begin by surveying some of the specifics of the chapter, and then proceed to make some observations and generalizations about the chapter as a whole. We will then press beyond the chapter to compare its teaching with the rest of the Old Testament. Next, we will seek to learn how the Israelites’ practice conformed to the princ...
The key to the structure of chapter 27 is to be found by the categories of things which are vowed as offerings to God: 1. Vows of people—vv. 1-8 2. Vows of animals—vv. 9-13 3. Vowed houses—vv. 14-15 4. Vowed inheritance (family land) vv. 16-21 5. Vowed (non-family) land—vv. 22-25 6. Illicit vows—vv. 26-33 7. Conclusion—v. 34 In a very systematic an...
Simply viewed, offering a vow178 is practicing a kind of “credit card” act of worship. It is a promise to worship God with a certain offering in the future, motivated by gratitude for God’s grace in the life of the offerer. The reason for the delay in making the offering was that the offerer was not able, at that moment to make the offering. The vo...
Time will not permit a detailed analysis of each section of the chapter, but it is important to get a feel of some of the particular regulations which are laid down in this chapter. We will therefore briefly survey each section of the text.
(1) The entire chapter deals with those gifts which men have voluntarily purposed and promised to dedicate to God. It is very clear in this chapter and from the context of Leviticus as a whole that the offerings which are vowed here are purely voluntary. The vow-gifts are always set apart from the gifts which the Israelites were obligated to give t...
There are many Old Testament texts dealing with vows. The instruction of these texts concerning vows can largely be summed up in two statements, which are referred to by our Lord, “Again, you have heard that the ancients were told, ‘You shall not make false vows, but shall fulfill your vows to the Lord.’”(Matt. 5:33). I understand the “false vow” t...
While the teaching of Leviticus is consistent with that of the Old Testament as a whole, it makes some unique contributions. There are three principle lessons to be learned from the legislation of Leviticus 27, which set this chapter apart in its emphasis and methods. Let us consider each of these. Leviticus 27 teaches men to be cautious about the ...
Having gained a sense of what one’s vow could be from the Law of Moses, we do find a number of instances in which the vows of individuals were kept, with generosity and gratitude. One of the most beautiful accounts of a vow kept is found in 1 Samuel chapter 1, where Hannah vowed that if God were give her a son, she would dedicate him for temple ser...
The promises made by individuals and communities that shaped their faith and dedication? In this article, we explore ten powerful examples of vows made to God in the Bible that provide insight into the depth of commitment and devotion exhibited by those who made these promises. Jacob’s Vow at Bethel (Genesis 28:20-22)
Aug 5, 2022 · In the course of this article, we’ll look at these and other aspects of the vows, including why they are so essential to religious life. What are vows? The first and most natural question is what a vow even is. How is a vow different from a promise or an oath?
