Ezequiel 46:16

If the prince give a gift. — Ezequiel 46:15 contain provisions in regard to the prince’s alienation of his domain. According to Ezequiel 45:7, he was to have a portion of land on each side of the “oblation,” which should be sufficiently ample to prevent any attempts on his part at violence and exaction. For the same purpose, it was necessary that this territory should remain inalienably in his family. He might therefore convey any portion of it to his sons in fee simple, for they would naturally inherit it; but a conveyance to any one else came under the Mosaic law (Levítico 25), and reverted to him or his heirs in the year of Jubile, here called “the year of liberty.”