Verse
KJV
King James Version
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
When
a man hath
taken
a wife,
and
married
her
, and
it
come
to
pass
that
she find
no
favor
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.
If
a man marries
a woman
, but
she becomes
displeasing
to
him
because he finds
some indecency
in her ,
he
may
write her a certificate
of divorce
, hand
it to
her, and send her away
from
his house.
And
when
she
is
departed
out
of
his house, she may
go
and be
another man's
wife .
If,
after
leaving
his house, she goes
and becomes
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;
and the second
man
hates
her, writes
her a certificate
of divorce
, hands
it to
her, and sends
her away
from
his house ,
or if he
dies
,
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.
then
the
husband who
divorced
her first
may not remarry
her after she has
been
defiled ,
for that is an
abomination to
the LORD .
You
must
not bring
sin
upon
the land that
the LORD your
God is
giving
you
as
an inheritance.
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
.
If
a man is
newly
married
, he must
not be
sent
to war or
be pressed
into
any duty.
For
one
year
he is
free to
stay
at home and bring
joy
to
the
wife he has
married
.
No
man
shall
take the
nether
or the
upper millstone to
pledge:
for he
taketh
a man's
life
to
pledge
.
Do
not
take a
pair
of
millstones
or even
an
upper millstone as
security
for a debt,
because
that
would
be
taking
one’s
livelihood
as
security
.
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.
If a man is
caught
kidnapping
one
of his Israelite
brothers
, whether
he
treats
him as
a
slave
or sells
him ,
the
kidnapper
must
die .
So
you
must
purge
the
evil from among you.
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
.
In cases
of infectious
skin
diseases
, be
careful
to diligently
follow
everything
the Levitical
priests instruct
you .
Be
careful
to
do
as I have
commanded them.
Remember what the LORD thy
God did unto
Miriam by
the way,
after that
ye
were
come
forth
out of Egypt.
Remember what the LORD your
God did to
Miriam on
the journey
after you
came
out of Egypt.
When thou
dost
lend thy
brother
any
thing
, thou
shalt
not go
into
his house to fetch
his
pledge
.
When you
lend anything
to
your
neighbor
, do
not enter
his house to collect
security
.
Thou
shalt
stand abroad,
and
the man to whom thou
dost
lend
shall
bring
out
the pledge
abroad
unto
thee
.
You
are
to
stand outside
while
the man to whom you
are
lending
brings
the security
out
to
you
.
And
if the
man
be
poor, thou
shalt
not sleep with his
pledge:
If he
is
a
poor man
, you
must
not go
to
sleep with the
security
in
your
possession;
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.
be
sure
to
return
it
to
him by
sunset
, so
that he may sleep in his own cloak
and bless you,
and this
will
be credited
to
you
as
righteousness before the LORD your
God.
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:
Do
not oppress a
hired hand
who
is poor and needy, whether he is
a
brother
or a
foreigner
residing
in one
of
your
towns.
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
.
You
are
to
pay
his wages
each
day before
sunset
, because
he is poor and depends
on
them.
Otherwise
he may
cry out
to
the LORD against
you
, and you
will
be guilty
of
sin.
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.
Fathers shall not be put to death for their
children, nor
children for their
fathers ;
each
is
to die
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:
Do
not deny
justice
to
the foreigner
or
the fatherless ,
and
do
not
take a widow’s
cloak
as
security.
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
.
Remember that you
were
slaves
in Egypt, and the LORD your
God redeemed you
from
that
place.
Therefore I am
commanding
you
to do this.
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.
If
you
are
harvesting
in your
field and forget
a sheaf there
, do
not go back
to get
it .
It is
to
be left
for the foreigner
, the fatherless, and the widow ,
so
that the LORD your
God may bless you
in all the work of your
hands.
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.
When you
beat
the
olives
from
your
trees
, you
must
not go over the branches
again .
What
remains
will
be for the foreigner
, the fatherless, and the widow.
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.
When you
gather
the grapes of your
vineyard, you
must
not go
over
the
vines
again.
What
remains
will
be for the foreigner
, the fatherless, and the widow.
And
thou
shalt
remember that thou
wast
a
bondman
in the land of Egypt :
therefore I command
thee
to do this thing
.
Remember that you
were
slaves
in the land of Egypt .
Therefore I am
commanding
you
to do this.
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