Deut. 22:1a| return| Exo. 23:4
Deut. 22:4a| lift| Exo. 23:5;| Matt. 12:11
Deut. 22:6a| mother| cf. Lev. 22:28
Deut. 22:91a| two| Lev. 19:19
| The prohibition against sowing two kinds of seed in one’s vineyard may typify the prohibition against teaching differently in the church (1|Tim. 1:3-4; 6:3; cf. Luke 8:11). The church is God’s vineyard (cf. 1|Cor. 3:9b), and in this vineyard only one kind of seed, one kind of teaching, should be sown (Acts 2:42 and note). If we teach differently, sowing more than one kind of seed, the “produce” in the church will be forfeited.
Deut. 22:101| plow
| The prohibition against plowing with an ox and a donkey together typifies the prohibition against becoming dissimilarly yoked with unbelievers (2|Cor. 6:14a and note 2). In this verse an ox, a clean animal, typifies a believer, and a donkey, being unclean, typifies an unbeliever (Lev. 11:3-4a).
Deut. 22:10a| together| cf. 2|Cor. 6:14
Deut. 22:11a| mixed| Lev. 19:19
Deut. 22:121| twisted
| The requirement here may refer to what is mentioned in Num. 15:38 (see notes there).
Deut. 22:12a| corners| Num. 15:38-39;| Matt. 23:5;| cf. Matt. 9:20;| Luke 8:44
Deut. 22:131| despises
| Or, hates.
Deut. 22:19a| not| cf. Matt. 19:8-9;| Mark 10:11;| Luke 16:18
Deut. 22:21a| folly| Gen. 34:7
Deut. 22:21b| remove| Deut. 13:5;| cf. 1|Cor. 5:13
Deut. 22:24a| stone| Lev. 20:10;| John 8:5;| Deut. 13:10;| 17:5;| 21:21
Deut. 22:261| slays
| Lit., slays him as regards the soul.
Deut. 22:30a| father’s| Lev. 18:8;| 1|Cor. 5:1