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What do wandering donkeys, men's clothing, deck railings, and animal selection for plowing have in common? Is this chapter in Deuteronomy filled with obsolete Old Testament rules? You may be surprised by the spiritual (and extremely practical) gems we uncover in this lesson, including the kindness of God, our identities as men and women, the Lord's priorities, and the call to holiness. 

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Don't Plow with a Bull and Donkey Together (Deuteronomy 22:1-12)

Don't Plow with a Bull and Donkey Together (Deuteronomy 22:1-12)

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