Translations:Do the gleaning laws allow civil government to coerce individuals or businesses to give up wealth or other private property?/7/en

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Biblical law does not authorize the civil government to force this act of generosity upon a restaurant/supermarket owner, just as Biblical law doesn't authorize the civil government to force you to collect your leftovers from your own breakfast/lunch/dinner and distribute them to the poor. Here are three reasons:

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