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A Biblical Justification Of Exemption Laws

A Biblical Justification Of Exemption Laws

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  • Scott C. Pryor

Looking at Deuteronomy 24, this article discusses the relationship between creditor and debtor on the issue of taking a pledge. The author shows that God intended to protect the poor in refusing the confiscation of the pledge, and applies this principle to the church today.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2001. 3 pages.

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