When a man
hath taken
a wife,
and married
her, and it come to pass that she find
no favour
in his eyes,
because he hath found
some
uncleanness
in her: then let him write
her a bill
of divorcement,
and give
it in her hand,
and send
her out of his house.
And when she is departed out
of his house,
she may go
and be another
man's
wife.
And if the latter
husband
hate
her, and write
her a bill
of divorcement,
and giveth
it in her hand,
and sendeth
her out of his house;
or if the latter
husband
die,
which took
her to be his wife;
Her former
husband,
which sent her away,
may
not take
her again
to be his wife,
after
that she is defiled;
for that is abomination
before
the LORD:
and thou shalt not cause the land
to sin,
which the LORD
thy God
giveth
thee for an inheritance.
return
ἐπαναστρέψας
epanastrepsas
When a man
hath taken
a new
wife,
he shall not go out
to war,
neither shall he be charged
with any business:
but he shall be free
at home
one
year,
and shall cheer up
his wife
which he hath taken.
No man shall take
the nether
or the upper millstone
to pledge:
for he taketh
a man's life
to pledge.
If a man
be found
stealing
any
of his brethren
of the children
of Israel,
and maketh merchandise
of him, or selleth
him; then that thief
shall die;
and thou shalt put
evil
away
from among
you.
taken
ἁλῷ
halō
Take heed
in the plague
of leprosy,
that thou observe
diligently,
and do
according to all that the priests
the Levites
shall teach
you: as I commanded
them, so ye shall observe
to do.
Remember
what the LORD
thy God
did
unto Miriam
by the way,
after that ye were come forth
out of Egypt.
When thou dost lend
thy brother
any
thing,
thou shalt not go
into his house
to fetch
his pledge.
Thou shalt stand
abroad,
and the man
to whom thou dost lend
shall bring out
the pledge
abroad
unto thee.
And if the man
be poor,
thou shalt not sleep
with his pledge:
In any case
thou shalt deliver
him the pledge
again
when the sun
goeth down,
that he may sleep
in his own raiment,
and bless
thee: and it shall be righteousness
unto thee before
the LORD
thy God.
giving back
ἀποδόσει
apodosei
pledge
ἐνέχυρον
enechyron
Thou shalt not oppress
an hired servant
that is poor
and needy,
whether he be of thy brethren,
or of thy strangers
that are in thy land
within thy gates:
At his day
thou shalt give
him his hire,
neither shall the sun
go down
upon it; for he is poor,
and setteth
his heart
upon it: lest he cry
against thee unto the LORD,
and it be sin
unto thee.
immediately
αὐθημερὸν
authēmeron
cry down
καταβοήσεται
kataboēsetai
The fathers
shall not be put to death
for the children,
neither shall the children
be put to death
for the fathers:
every man
shall be put to death
for his own sin.
Thou shalt not pervert
the judgment
of the stranger,
nor of the fatherless;
nor take
a widow's
raiment
to pledge:
But thou shalt remember
that thou wast a bondman
in Egypt,
and the LORD
thy God
redeemed
thee thence: therefore I command
thee to do
this thing.
When thou cuttest down
thine harvest
in thy field,
and hast forgot
a sheaf
in the field,
thou shalt not go again
to fetch
it: it shall be for the stranger,
for the fatherless,
and for the widow:
that the LORD
thy God
may bless
thee in all the work
of thine hands.
reaping
ἀμητὸν
amēton
handful
δράγμα
dragma
return
ἐπαναστραφήσῃ
epanastraphēsē
When thou beatest
thine olive tree,
thou shalt not go over the boughs
again:
it shall be for the stranger,
for the fatherless,
and for the widow.
pick olives
ἐλαιαλογήσῃς
elaialogēsēs
return
ἐπαναστρέψεις
epanastrepseis
gather
καλαμήσασθαι
kalamēsasthai
When thou gatherest
the grapes of thy vineyard,
thou shalt not glean
it afterward:
it shall be for the stranger,
for the fatherless,
and for the widow.
glean after the crop
ἐπανατρυγήσεις
epanatrygēseis
And thou shalt remember
that thou wast a bondman
in the land
of Egypt:
therefore I command
thee to do
this thing.
