1
Tithes and first-fruits are received within the historical religious economy as support for worship, ministers, and the poor; this edition distinguishes that received rule from modern taxation.
2
A vow must concern something lawful and within the maker's power. No one may vow another person's property.
3
A charitable legacy takes effect according to the law governing wills and estates, subject to lawful debts and protected obligations.
4
A vow made by fraud, coercion, or incapacity is not strengthened merely because sacred language was used.
5
Those receiving vowed property are custodians of the stated purpose.