Bible Verses

If a man dedicates one of the fields of his inheritance to the Lord, its value shall be assessed based on its productivity at the rate of fifty silver coins per bushel of barley.

If the man who has vowed his house wishes to buy it back, he must add one-fifth to the price, which will then be returned to him.

If a man dedicates his house to the Lord, the priest shall evaluate its value to determine whether it is great or small. You must follow the priest’s assessment.

You must adhere to his price. The person wanting to repurchase it must pay one-fifth more than the established price.

He will set a price for it, deciding whether it is good or bad.

If it is an unclean animal and not suitable for offering to the Lord, whatever it may be, it must be presented to the priest.

It cannot be exchanged or a substitute offered—good for bad, bad for good. If one animal is substituted for another, both shall belong to the Lord.

As for an animal suitable for offering to the Lord, any such animal given to the Lord is holy.

If the person who made the vow is unable to pay the standard price, he must present the person involved to the priest, who shall set a value based on the financial situation of the person who made the vow.

 at sixty years and older, a man shall be valued at fifteen silver coins, and a woman at ten silver coins.