Deuteronomy 25

This chapter covers miscellaneous laws focused on fairness and justice. It mandates a limit on the number of lashes for flogging a convicted person. It includes the law of levirate marriage, requiring a man to marry his deceased brother's widow to raise up an heir for the dead man. It prohibits using unequal weights and measures in business, demanding honest commerce. The chapter concludes with a fierce command to blot out the memory of Amalek due to their treacherous attack on the Israelites in the wilderness.