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AUTHOR PROFILE
Gerald E. Jones
Gerald E. Jones is described in biographical records as a New Zealand architect and photographer (1881-1963). The selections gathered here touch on animals. This profile brings the attributed quotations together with their available source information.
“That animals are to be treated with kindness is indicated in the law of Moses. The Lord enjoined the Israelites to show kindness to the ox by not muzzling it when it was treading the corn during the harvest threshing. (Deut. 25:4.) Undue strain on unequally yoked animals was forbidden as well. (Deut. 22:10.) The ancient Israelites were also to avoid destroying birds’ nests while working in their fields. (Deut. 22:6–7.)”— Gerald E. Jones
Biography at a glance
- Profile: New Zealand architect and photographer (1881-1963)
- Quotes in this collection: 2
Life and work
The available biographical record identifies Gerald E. Jones through the role above. This collection includes 2 quotations credited to Gerald E. Jones. Each quotation page preserves its own citation, when supplied, so readers can follow the passage back to its stated context.
Reading the quotations
The selections gathered here touch on animals. These topic links make it easier to compare these words with other voices in the LDS Flow library. Citations are shown on the individual quotation pages where the source collection provided them.