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    Leviticus 27 (KJV)

    Read Leviticus chapter 27 in the King James Version of the Holy Bible.

    Leviticus 27

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    Leviticus 27 Summary

    Leviticus 27, the final chapter, addresses voluntary vows and dedications to God — people, animals, houses, and land. It establishes valuation standards and redemption prices for things dedicated to the Lord.

    The chapter also introduces the tithe as belonging to the Lord. This closing chapter underscores that devotion to God often involves tangible, costly commitment — not just words but resources.

    Key Themes

    Vows and DedicationCost of CommitmentTithingRedemption

    Key Verses in Leviticus 27

    "And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land, or of the fruit of the tree, is the LORD's: it is holy unto the LORD."

    — Leviticus 27:30

    Establishes tithing as a recognition that everything belongs to God.

    Life Application

    When you make commitments to God, follow through. Your words and your resources should align. Generous, faithful giving reflects a heart that truly believes everything belongs to Him.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What does Leviticus 27 teach about vows?

    It teaches that vows to God are serious commitments with real costs. If you dedicate something to God, you must fulfill your promise or pay the redemption price.

    Is tithing still required?

    While the Levitical system ended, the principle of generous, proportional giving as worship continues throughout the New Testament.