Would You Be a Law Abiding Citizen of Ancient Israel?

Offer it as a burnt offering.

Break its neck.

Redeem it with a lamb.

Feed the donkey a double portion.

Give it to the priest.

Take a trespass offering to the temple.

Cast lots between two of your goats and loose one of them in the wilderness.

Start building your booth for the Feast of Tabernacles.

Pick out a Passover lamb.

Take the day off and fast.

Wash the bowl with water and consider it unclean until evening.

Break the bowl in pieces.

Scrape the bowl and re-glaze it.

Pass the bowl through the fire.

Wash the bowl seven times under running water.

Her cousin.

Her uncle.

A man from another tribe.

All of the above.

None of the above.

Catfish fillets.

Hard boiled dove eggs.

Crickets and honey.

Giraffe steaks.

Grilled lamb with bread and butter.

Bring a trespass offering to the temple.

Wash your clothes.

Be considered unclean until the evening.

All of the above.

None of the above.

The liar to be given up to thirty-nine stripes.

The goat to be cut in half and you get half of it.

To get your goat back plus another goat from the liar.

To have the goat confiscated as a sacrifice.

The liar to be executed as a false witness.

He took a new wife within the last year.

He bought a new piece of land and hasn't planted it yet.

He built a new house and hasn't dedicated it yet.

He planted a new vineyard and hasn't eaten from it yet.

He is too scared to fight.

Leave it there for the poor to take for themselves.

Give it to the priests and Levites.

Set it aside as the tithe of your field.

Bake it into unleavened cakes and give them to the widows and fatherless.

Gather it into sheaves but leave it in the field to be eaten by those who walk by and are hungry.

Sell it at the market and give the money to the priest.

Leave it alone.

Keep it and treat it as a firstling.

Tie it to a tree beside the road to make it easier to find.

Take it home with you and care for it until the owner comes for it.