Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
`Thou
dost
not
see the
ox of
thy
brother
or his
sheep driven
away,
and
hast
hidden
thyself
from
them
, thou
dost
certainly
turn
them
back
to thy
brother ;
If
you
see your
brother’s
ox or sheep straying
, you
must
not
ignore
it;
be
sure
to return
it
to
your
brother .
and
if thy
brother `is'
not near unto
thee
, and
thou
hast
not known
him
, then
thou
hast
removed
it
unto
the midst
of
thy
house,
and
it
hath
been
with thee
till
thy
brother seek
it ,
and
thou
hast
given
it back
to him ;
If your
brother does
not live
near you
, or
if
you
do
not know
who
he
is
, you
are
to
take
the animal
home
to
remain
with you
until
your
brother comes
seeking
it ;
then
you
can
return
it to him .
and so
thou
dost
to
his ass
, and
so
thou
dost
to
his garment,
and
so
thou
dost
to
any
lost
thing
of
thy
brother's
, which
is
lost by
him,
and thou
hast
found it;
thou
art
not able
to
hide
thyself
.
And you
shall
do
the
same
for
his donkey
, his cloak
, or
anything
your
brother
has
lost and you
have
found .
You
must
not ignore
it
.
`Thou
dost
not
see the
ass
of
thy
brother,
or his
ox ,
falling
in
the way
, and
hast
hid
thyself
from
them
; thou
dost
certainly
raise
`them'
up
with
him.
If
you
see your
brother’s
donkey
or ox fallen
on
the road
, you
must
not
ignore
it
; you
must
help
him lift
it
up
.
`The
habiliments
of
a man
are
not
on
a
woman, nor
doth
a man put
on
the
garment
of
a
woman
, for the abomination
of
Jehovah
thy
God `is'
any
one
doing
these
.
A woman must
not
wear
men’s
clothing
, and
a man must
not
wear
women’s
clothing
, for whoever
does
these
things
is
detestable
to
the LORD
your
God.
`When
a bird's
nest cometh
before
thee
in
the
way
, in any
tree ,
or on the earth,
brood
or
eggs
, and the mother sitting on the brood
or on
the
eggs, thou
dost
not take the mother with the young ones;
If
you
come
across
a bird’s
nest with
chicks
or
eggs
, either
in a
tree or on the ground
along
the
road
, and the mother is
sitting on the chicks
or eggs, you
must
not take the mother along
with the young .
thou
dost
certainly
send
away
the
mother,
and
the young ones
dost
take
to thyself
, so that it is
well with thee,
and thou
hast
prolonged
days.
You
may
take
the young ,
but
be
sure
to let
the
mother
go
, so that it may
be
well with you
and that
you
may
prolong
your
days.
`When
thou
buildest
a new house, then
thou
hast
made
a
parapet
to thy
roof, and
thou
dost
not put
blood
on thy
house when
one
falleth
from it.
If
you
build
a new house, you
are
to construct
a
railing
around
your
roof, so
that
you
do
not bring
bloodguilt
on your
house if
someone
falls
from it.
`Thou
dost
not sow
thy
vineyard `
with '
divers
things,
lest
the
fulness
of the
seed which
thou
dost
sow
, and the increase
of the
vineyard ,
be
separated
.
Do
not plant
your
vineyard with two
types
of seed ;
if
you
do
, the
entire
harvest
will
be
defiled
—both
the
crop
you
plant
and the fruit
of your
vineyard.
`Thou
dost
not plow with an ox and with
an
ass
together.
Do
not plow with an ox and a
donkey
yoked
together.
`Thou
dost
not put
on
a
mixed
cloth,
wool and linen together.
Do
not wear
clothes
of
wool and linen woven
together.
`Fringes
thou
dost
make
to thee
on the four skirts
of thy
covering
with
which
thou
dost
cover
`thyself'
.
You
are
to make
tassels
on the four corners
of the
cloak
you
wear
.
`When
a man taketh
a wife
, and
hath
gone
in
unto
her, and hated
her,
Suppose
a man marries
a woman
, has
relations
with
her, and comes
to
hate
her,
and laid
against
her actions
of words,
and brought
out
against
her an
evil
name, and
said
, This woman I
have
taken,
and I
draw
near
unto
her, and
I have
not found
in
her
tokens
of
virginity:
and he
then
accuses
her of shameful
conduct
and gives
her a
bad
name, saying
, “I
married
this woman and had
relations
with
her, but
I discovered
she
was
not a
virgin.”
`
Then hath
the father of
the
damsel
--
and her
mother --
taken
and
brought
out
the tokens
of virginity of
the
damsel
unto
the
elders
of
the city in
the gate ,
Then the young
woman’s
father and mother shall
bring
the proof
of her
virginity to
the city elders
at
the gate
and the
father
of
the
damsel
hath
said
unto
the elders, My daughter I
have
given
to this man for
a
wife
, and
he doth
hate her ;
and say
to
the elders, “I
gave
my daughter in
marriage
to this man, but
he has
come
to
hate her .
and lo,
he hath
laid
actions
of words
, saying, I have
not
found
to
thy
daughter tokens
of
virginity
--
and
these
`are'
the tokens
of the
virginity of
my
daughter!
and they have
spread out the garment
before the elders
of
the
city.
And now
he has
accused
her
of shameful
conduct
, saying, ‘
I discovered
that
your
daughter was
not
a
virgin.’
But
here
is
the proof
of her
virginity .”
And they shall
spread out the cloth
before the city elders
.
`And
the elders of that city have
taken
the man ,
and chastise
him ,
Then
the elders of that city shall
take
the man and punish
him .
and
fined
him a hundred silverlings,
and given
to the father of
the
damsel
, because he
hath
brought
out
an
evil
name
on
a virgin of Israel ,
and she is
to
him
for
a
wife ,
he is
not able
to
send
her away
all
his
days
.
They
are
also
to
fine
him a hundred shekels
of
silver
and give
them
to the young
woman’s
father, because this
man
has
given
a virgin of Israel a
bad
name.
And she shall
remain
his
wife ;
he must
not divorce
her as
long
as
he
lives
.
`And
if this thing
hath
been
truth
--
tokens
of virginity have
not
been
found for
the
damsel
--
If ,
however,
this accusation
is
true,
and
no
proof
of the
young
woman’s
virginity can
be
found ,
then
they
have
brought out
the
damsel
unto
the opening
of her father's
house, and stoned
her
have
the men of her city with
stones,
and
she
hath
died,
for she hath
done
folly
in Israel ,
to
go
a-whoring
`
in '
her father's
house ;
and
thou
hast
put
away
the evil thing
out
of
thy
midst
.
she
shall
be
brought to
the door
of her father’s
house, and there
the men of her city will
stone
her
to
death.
For she has
committed
an
outrage
in Israel by
being
promiscuous
in her father’s
house .
So
you
must
purge
the evil from
among
you
.
`When
a man is found lying with a
woman,
married
to
a
husband
, then
they
have
died
even
both of
them,
the man who is
lying
with the
woman,
also
the woman ;
and
thou
hast
put
away
the evil thing
out
of
Israel.
If
a man is found lying with another
man’s
wife
, both the man who slept
with her
and
the woman must
die.
You
must
purge
the evil from
Israel.
`When
there is a damsel,
a
virgin ,
betrothed
to a man, and a
man hath
found
her in a
city ,
and lain
with her ;
If
there is a virgin pledged
in
marriage
to a man, and another
man encounters
her in the
city and sleeps
with her ,
then
ye
have
brought
them
both out unto
the gate of that city ,
and stoned
them with
stones,
and
they
have
died:
--
the damsel,
because that
she hath
not cried,
`being'
in a
city ;
and the man ,
because that
he hath
humbled
his neighbour's
wife ;
and
thou
hast
put
away
the evil thing
out
of
thy
midst
.
you
must
take
both of
them
out to
the gate of that city and stone
them to
death—
the young
woman
because she did
not cry
out
in the
city ,
and the man because he has
violated
his neighbor’s
wife .
So
you
must
purge
the evil from
among
you
.
`And
if in
a
field
the man find
the
damsel
who
is
betrothed, and the
man
hath
laid
hold
on
her ,
and lain
with her, then
hath
the man who hath
lain
with
her
died
alone;
But
if the man encounters
a
betrothed woman
in
the
open
country
, and he
overpowers
her and lies
with her, only
the man who has
done
this
must
die.
and
to the damsel
thou
dost
not
do
anything
, the
damsel
hath
no deadly
sin ;
for
as
a man riseth
against
his neighbour
and hath
murdered
him --
the
life,
so
`is'
this
thing;
Do
nothing
to the young
woman
, because
she
has
committed
no sin worthy
of
death.
This
case
is
just
like
one
in
which
a man attacks
his neighbor
and murders
him .
for
in
a
field
he found her, she
hath
cried
--
the damsel
who
is
betrothed --
and
she
hath
no saviour
.
When
he found her in
the
field
, the betrothed woman
cried
out,
but
there
was
no one
to
save
her
.
`When
a man findeth
a
damsel,
a virgin who is not betrothed
, and hath
caught
her ,
and lain
with her, and they have
been
found
,
If
a man encounters
a virgin who is not pledged
in
marriage
, and he
seizes
her and lies
with her, and they are
discovered
,
then hath
the man who is
lying
with her given
to
the father of
the
damsel
fifty silverlings
, and to
him
she is
for
a
wife ;
because that
he hath
humbled
her ,
he is
not able
to
send
her away
all
his
days
.
then the man who lay
with her must
pay
the young
woman’s
father fifty shekels
of
silver
, and she must
become
his
wife because he has
violated
her .
He must
not divorce
her as
long
as
he
lives
.
`
A man doth
not take
his father's
wife, nor
uncover
his father's
skirt
.
A man is
not to
marry
his father’s
wife, so
that
he
will
not
dishonor
his father’s
marriage
bed
.
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