15 Bible Verses About Hunting

  • Genesis 1:29 names plants and fruit as food, and Genesis 9:3 extends the grant to animals after the flood, with a ban on eating blood in the next verse.
  • Leviticus 17:13 requires anyone who hunts an animal or bird that may be eaten to drain its blood and cover it with earth, and it applies to foreigners living in Israel as well as Israelites.
  • Deuteronomy 14:4-5 lists seven kinds of wild game, including deer, gazelle and mountain sheep, among the animals Israel may eat.
  • Deuteronomy 22:6-7 lets a person take the young or eggs from a nest but requires the mother bird to be let go, with the promise of a long life.
  • Genesis names two hunters, Nimrod and Esau, and Esau’s hunt in Genesis 27 is the occasion of Jacob taking his blessing.

The Bible permits hunting for food and sets rules for it. Genesis 9:3 gives animals to Noah’s family as food, Leviticus 17:13 tells a hunter to drain the blood of game, and Deuteronomy 22:6-7 says to let a nesting mother bird go. Two hunters are named in Genesis, Nimrod (Genesis 10:9) and Esau (Genesis 25:27), and the hunt of Esau’s game in Genesis 27 sets up the story of Jacob taking his brother’s blessing. Elsewhere the hunter, the net and…

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