Verse
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
“If
a man steals
an ox or a
sheep and slaughters
or sells
it, he must
repay five
oxen
for an
ox and four sheep
for a
sheep.
`When
a man doth
steal
an ox or sheep ,
and hath
slaughtered
it
or sold
it, five
of
the
herd
he doth
repay for the
ox ,
and four of
the
flock
for the
sheep.
If a
thief is caught
breaking
in
and is
beaten
to
death
, no one
shall
be
guilty
of
bloodshed.
`
If in
the
breaking
through,
the
thief is found,
and he
hath
been
smitten
, and
hath
died,
there
is
no blood
for
him;
But
if it
happens
after
sunrise
, there
is guilt
for his
bloodshed.
A
thief
must
make
full
restitution
; if he has
nothing, he himself
shall
be
sold for his theft .
if the
sun
hath
risen
upon
him
, blood
`
is '
for him,
he
doth
certainly
repay
; if he have
nothing, then
he hath
been
sold for his theft ;
If what
was
stolen
is actually
found alive
in his possession—
whether ox or donkey
or sheep —he
must
pay
back
double.
if the
theft
is certainly
found in his hand
alive,
whether ox ,
or ass,
or sheep --
double he
repayeth
.
If
a man grazes
his
livestock
in
a field or vineyard and allows
them
to
stray
so
that
they
graze
in someone
else’s
field, he
must
make
restitution
from
the best of his own
field or
vineyard.
`When
a man depastureth
a field or vineyard ,
and hath
sent
out
his
beast,
and
it
hath
pastured
in the
field of
another
, `of'
the best of his field ,
and
the
best
of
his
vineyard ,
he
doth
repay
.
If
a
fire breaks
out
and spreads
to
thornbushes
so
that
it
consumes
stacked
or standing grain
, or the whole
field, the
one
who started
the fire
must
make
full
restitution
.
`When
fire goeth
forth,
and hath
found
thorns,
and
a
stack,
or the
standing corn
, or the field, hath
been
consumed,
he
who causeth
the burning
doth
certainly
repay
.
If
a man gives
his neighbor
money
or goods
for
safekeeping
and they
are
stolen from
the neighbor’s
house ,
the thief ,
if
caught
, must
pay
back
double.
`When
a man doth
give
unto
his neighbour
silver,
or vessels
to
keep,
and it
hath
been
stolen out
of
the man's
house ;
if
the thief is
found
, he
repayeth
double.
If the thief is not found, the owner
of the house must
appear
before
the
judges
to
determine
whether he has
taken
his neighbor’s
property.
`
If the thief is not found, then
the master
of the house hath
been
brought
near
unto
God,
whether he hath
not
put
forth
his hand
against
the
work
of
his
neighbour;
In
all
cases
of
illegal
possession
of an
ox, a
donkey
, a
sheep, a
garment
, or
any lost item
that someone
claims,
‘This
is mine,’
both
parties
shall
bring
their
cases
before
the
judges.
The one
whom the
judges
find
guilty
must
pay
back
double to his neighbor
.
for
every
matter
of transgression,
for
ox, for
ass
, for
sheep, for
raiment
, for
any lost thing
of
which
it
is
said
that it
is his;
unto
God
cometh
the matter
of
them
both;
he
whom God
doth
condemn,
he
repayeth
double to his neighbour
.
If
a man gives
a
donkey,
an ox, a
sheep, or any other
animal
to be
cared
for
by
his
neighbor
, but
it dies
or is
injured
or stolen
while
no
one
is
watching
,
`When
a man doth
give
unto
his
neighbour
an ass,
or
ox, or
sheep, or any beast
to keep
, and
it hath
died,
or hath
been
hurt,
or taken
captive
, none
seeing
--
an oath before
the
LORD
shall
be
made
between the
parties
to
determine
whether
or
not the
man
has
taken
his neighbor’s
property.
The owner must
accept
the
oath
and require
no
restitution.
an oath of
Jehovah
is
between them
both,
that
he
hath
not put
forth
his hand
against
the work
of
his
neighbour,
and
its
owner hath
accepted,
and he
doth
not
repay;
But if the
animal
was
actually
stolen from the
neighbor
, he must
make
restitution
to the
owner .
but if it
is
certainly
stolen from him
, he doth
repay
to its
owner ;
If the
animal
was
torn to
pieces
, he shall
bring
it as
evidence
; he
need
not
make
restitution
for
the torn carcass
.
if it
is
certainly
torn, he bringeth
it in
--
a
witness
; the torn thing
he
doth
not
repay
.
If
a man borrows
an
animal
from his neighbor
and it is
injured
or dies
while
its owner is
not present,
he must
make
full
restitution.
`And
when
a man doth
ask
`anything'
from his neighbour,
and it hath
been
hurt
or hath
died
--
its owner not being
with
it
--
he doth
certainly
repay;
If the
owner was
present,
no
restitution
is required.
If the
animal
was
rented
, the
fee
covers
the
loss
.
if its
owner `
is '
with
it,
he
doth
not
repay,
--
if it
`is'
a
hired
thing
, it
hath
come
for
its
hire
.
If
a man seduces
a virgin who is not pledged
in
marriage
and sleeps
with her, he must
pay
the
full
dowry
for
her to be
his
wife .
`And
when
a man doth
entice
a virgin who `
is '
not betrothed,
and hath
lain
with her, he doth
certainly
endow
her to himself
for
a
wife ;
If her father absolutely
refuses
to give her to him, the
man
still
must
pay
an
amount
comparable
to the bridal
price
of a
virgin
.
if her father utterly
refuse
to give her to him, money
he
doth
weigh
out
according
to the dowry
of virgins
.
You
must
not
allow
a sorceress
to
live
.
`
A witch
thou
dost
not
keep
alive
.
Whoever lies
with an
animal
must
surely
be
put to death.
`
Whoever lieth
with a
beast
is
certainly
put to death.
If
anyone
sacrifices
to any
god other
than
the
LORD
alone, he
must
be
set
apart
for
destruction
.
`He
who
is
sacrificing
to a
god ,
save
to
Jehovah
alone, is
devoted
.
You
must
not exploit
or
oppress a
foreign
resident
, for you
yourselves
were
foreigners
in the land of Egypt.
`And
a
sojourner
thou
dost
not oppress, nor
crush
him,
for sojourners
ye
have
been
in the land of Egypt.
You
must
not
mistreat
any widow or orphan .
`
Any widow or orphan ye
do
not
afflict;
If you
do
mistreat
them
, and
they
cry out
to
Me in
distress
, I will
surely
hear their
cry .
if thou
dost
really
afflict
him
, surely
if
he
at
all
cry unto
Me, I certainly
hear his
cry ;
My
anger will
be
kindled
, and I will
kill
you with
the sword ;
then
your wives will
become
widows and your children
will
be
fatherless
.
and
Mine
anger hath
burned
, and I have
slain
you by
the sword ,
and
your wives have
been
widows ,
and your sons
orphans
.
If you
lend money
to
one
of
My people
among
you
who
is
poor, you
must
not act
as
a
creditor
to him; you
are
not to
charge
him interest.
`
If thou
dost
lend My poor people
with
thee
money
, thou
art
not to him as
a
usurer
; thou
dost
not lay
on
him usury;
If you
take your
neighbor’s
cloak
as
collateral
, return it to him by
sunset,
if thou
dost
at
all
take in
pledge
the
garment
of
thy
neighbour
, during
the
going
in
of
the
sun
thou
dost
return it to him :
because
his
cloak
is the
only
covering he
has
for his body.
What
else
will
he sleep
in
? And if
he
cries
out
to Me, I will
hear
, for I am compassionate
.
for
it
alone
is his
covering ,
it
`is'
his
garment
for his skin;
wherein
doth
he lie
down
? and it
hath
come
to pass,
when
he
doth
cry
unto
Me, that
I have
heard
, for I `
am '
gracious
.
You
must
not
blaspheme
God or
curse
the
ruler
of
your
people.
`
God thou
dost
not
revile,
and
a
prince
among
thy
people thou
dost
not
curse
.
You
must
not hold
back
offerings
from
your
granaries
or
vats.
You
are
to
give
Me
the firstborn
of your
sons .
`Thy
fulness
and
thy
liquids
thou
dost
not delay;
the first-born
of thy
sons thou
dost
give
to
Me;
You
shall
do
likewise
with
your
cattle
and
your
sheep .
Let
them
stay
with
their
mothers
for
seven days, but
on the eighth day you
are
to
give them
to Me.
so
thou
dost
to
thine
ox,
to
thy
sheep ;
seven days it
is
with
its
dam
, on the eighth day thou
dost
give it
to Me.
You
are to
be
My
holy people.
You
must
not
eat
the
meat
of
a
mauled
animal
found
in the field ;
you
are
to throw
it to
the
dogs
.
`And
ye
are holy men
to
Me,
and
flesh
torn
in the field ye
do
not
eat,
to a
dog
ye
do
cast
it.
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