Deut.26.11
26:11 In Israelite society, foreigners (literally sojourners) were resident aliens; see also study note on 10:18.
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Deut.26.1-15
26:1-15 Under the terms of the covenant, the Great King required that his subjects render him tribute annually or even more frequently. Since Israel was an agrarian society, God required offerings of animal, vegetable, or grain products. This tribute specifically celebrated the mighty Exodus redemption.
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Deut.26.12
26:12 Every third year the tithe was gathered for the Levites and other dependents; see also study note on 14:28.
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Deut.26.13
26:13 I have taken (literally burned) the sacred gift: This phrase means that the donor had given his own property to the Levites and to others in need.
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