Verse
KJV
King James Version
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
Now
these are the judgments which thou shalt
set before them .
`And
these `
are '
the judgments which thou dost
set before them :
If
thou buy
an
Hebrew servant ,
six years he shall
serve :
and in the seventh he shall
go
out free
for nothing.
`When
thou buyest
a
Hebrew servant --
six years he doth
serve ,
and in the seventh he goeth
out as
a
freeman
for nought;
If he came
in by himself ,
he shall
go
out by
himself:
if he were
married
, then his wife shall
go
out with him .
if by
himself
he cometh
in ,
by himself he goeth
out ;
if he `is'
owner
of
a
wife
, then his wife hath
gone
out with him ;
If his master
have
given
him a wife, and she have
born
him sons or daughters ;
the wife and her children shall
be
her master's
, and he shall
go
out by himself.
if his lord
give
to
him a wife, and she hath
borne
to
him sons or daughters --
the wife and her children are
her lord's
, and he goeth
out by himself.
And if the servant shall
plainly
say ,
I love
my master
, my wife, and my children;
I will
not go out free :
`
And if the servant really
say :
I have
loved
my lord
, my wife, and my sons
--
I do
not go out free ;
Then his master
shall
bring
him unto the
judges;
he
shall
also
bring
him to
the door, or unto the door
post ;
and his master
shall
bore
his ear through
with an awl ;
and he shall
serve
him for
ever
.
then hath
his lord
brought
him nigh
unto God,
and
hath
brought
him nigh
unto
the door, or unto the side-
post ,
and his lord
hath
bored
his ear with an awl ,
and he hath
served
him --
to
the
age
.
And if
a man sell
his daughter to
be
a maidservant
, she shall
not go out as
the menservants
do.
`
And when
a man selleth
his daughter for
a handmaid
, she doth
not go out according
to
the going
out
of
the
men-servants;
If she
please
not
her master
, who
hath betrothed her to
himself
, then shall
he let her be redeemed:
to sell
her
unto
a strange nation
he shall
have
no
power, seeing
he
hath
dealt
deceitfully
with her.
if evil
in
the
eyes
of
her lord
, so
that
he
hath not
betrothed her, then he hath
let her be ransomed;
to a strange people
he hath
not
power to
sell
her
, in
his
dealing
treacherously
with her.
And if he
have
betrothed
her
unto
his son ,
he shall
deal
with
her after
the manner
of daughters.
`
And if to
his son he betroth
her ,
according
to
the right
of daughters he
doth
to
her
.
If he take him another
wife;
her food, her raiment
, and her duty
of
marriage
, shall
he not diminish.
`
If another
`woman'
he take for
him ,
her food, her covering
, and her habitation
, he doth
not withdraw;
And if he do not these
three
unto
her, then shall
she go
out free
without money.
and if these
three
he do not to
her, then she hath
gone
out for
nought,
without money.
He that
smiteth a man ,
so that he die
, shall
be
surely
put to death .
`
He who
smiteth a man so that he hath
died
, is
certainly
put to death ;
And
if
a
man
lie
not in
wait, but
God deliver
him
into
his hand ;
then
I will
appoint
thee a place whither he shall
flee.
as
to
him
who
hath
not laid
wait, and
God hath
brought
to
his hand ,
I have
even
set
for
thee a place whither he doth
flee.
But
if
a man come
presumptuously
upon
his neighbor,
to slay him with guile;
thou
shalt
take
him
from mine altar ,
that
he
may
die.
`And
when
a man doth
presume
against
his neighbour
to slay him with subtilty,
from Mine altar thou
dost
take
him
to
die.
And he that
smiteth his father ,
or his mother ,
shall
be
surely
put to death.
`
And he who
smiteth his father or his mother is
certainly
put to death.
And he that
stealeth a man, and selleth
him, or
if
he be
found in his hand, he
shall
surely
be
put to death.
`
And he who
stealeth a man, and hath
sold
him, and
he hath
been
found in his hand, is
certainly
put to death.
And he that
curseth
his father ,
or his mother ,
shall
surely
be
put to death.
`
And he who
is
reviling
his father or his mother is
certainly
put to death.
And if
men strive
together
, and one
smite
another
with a stone, or with his
fist, and he die not, but keepeth
his
bed :
`
And when
men contend
, and a
man
hath
smitten
his
neighbour
with a stone, or with the
fist, and he die not, but hath
fallen
on
the
bed ;
If he rise again
, and walk
abroad
upon
his staff, then shall
he
that
smote
him
be
quit:
only
he
shall
pay
for
the loss
of
his time
, and shall
cause
him
to
be
thoroughly healed.
if he rise, and hath
gone
up
and
down
without
on
his staff, then hath
the smiter
been
acquitted;
only
his cessation
he
giveth
, and he
is
thoroughly healed.
And if
a man smite
his servant ,
or his maid
, with a rod, and he die
under his hand ;
he shall
be
surely
punished.
`
And when
a man smiteth
his man-
servant or his handmaid
, with a rod, and he hath
died
under his hand --
he is
certainly
avenged;
Notwithstanding,
if he continue
a day or two, he shall
not be
punished:
for he is his money.
only
if he remain
a day ,
or two days
, he is
not avenged,
for he `
is '
his money.
If
men strive, and hurt
a woman with
child
, so
that
her
fruit
depart
from
her, and yet
no mischief follow:
he shall
be
surely
punished
, according
as the woman's
husband will
lay upon him ;
and he shall
pay
as
the judges determine.
`And
when
men strive, and have
smitten
a pregnant
woman, and
her children
have
come
out
, and there
is
no mischief ,
he is
certainly
fined
, as the husband of
the
woman
doth
lay upon him ,
and he hath
given
through
the judges ;
And if any
mischief follow
, then thou shalt
give
life for life,
and if there
is
mischief, then thou hast
given
life for life,
Eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
Burning for burning, wound for wound, stripe for stripe.
burning for burning, wound for wound, stripe for stripe.
And if
a man smite
the eye of his servant, or the eye of his maid
, that
it perish;
he shall
let
him go
free
for his eye's
sake.
`
And when
a man smiteth
the eye of his man-
servant, or the eye of his handmaid
, and
hath
destroyed
it ,
as
a
freeman
he doth
send
him away
for his eye;
And if he
smite
out
his
manservant's
tooth ,
or
his maidservant's
tooth ;
he shall
let
him go
free
for his tooth's
sake
.
and if a
tooth of
his man-servant
or
a
tooth of
his
handmaid
he knock
out,
as
a
freeman
he
doth
send
him away
for his tooth
.
If
an ox gore a
man or a
woman, that
they die:
then
the ox shall
be
surely
stoned, and his flesh shall
not be
eaten ;
but
the owner of the ox shall
be
quit.
`And
when
an ox doth
gore man or woman, and
they have
died,
the ox is
certainly
stoned, and his flesh is
not eaten ,
and
the owner of the ox `is'
acquitted;
But
if the ox were
wont
to push
with
his
horn
in
time
past
, and it hath been testified to his
owner, and he hath
not kept
him
in
, but
that
he
hath killed
a man or a
woman ;
the ox shall
be
stoned, and his
owner also shall
be
put to death.
and
if the ox is
`one'
accustomed
to gore
heretofore
, and it hath been testified to its
owner, and he doth
not watch
it
, and
it
hath put
to
death
a man or woman ,
the ox is
stoned, and its
owner also is
put to death.
If there
be
laid on
him a
sum
of
money
, then he shall
give
for
the ransom of his life whatsoever
is laid upon him .
`
If atonement
is
laid upon
him, then he hath
given
the ransom of his life ,
according
to
all
that
is laid upon him ;
Whether he
have
gored
a son ,
or have
gored
a daughter, according to this judgment shall
it be
done unto
him.
whether it
gore
a son or gore
a daughter, according to this judgment it is
done to
him.
If the ox shall
push
a manservant
or a maidservant;
he shall
give unto
their master
thirty
shekels
of
silver
, and the ox shall
be
stoned.
`
If the ox gore
a man-servant
or a handmaid,
thirty
silver
shekels
he doth
give to
their lord
, and the ox is
stoned.
And if
a man shall
open a pit, or if
a man shall
dig a pit, and not cover it, and an ox or an
ass fall
therein;
`
And when
a man doth
open a pit, or when
a man doth
dig a pit, and doth
not cover it, and an ox or ass hath
fallen
thither,
--
The owner of the pit shall
make
it
good
, and
give
money unto
the
owner of
them;
and the dead beast
shall
be
his.
the owner of the pit doth
repay
, money he
doth
give
back
to
its
owner ,
and the dead is
his.
And if
one
man's ox hurt
another's
, that
he
die;
then they shall
sell
the live
ox, and divide
the
money of
it;
and the dead ox
also
they shall
divide.
`
And when
a
man's ox doth
smite
the
ox
of
his
neighbour
, and
it
hath
died,
then they have
sold
the living
ox, and halved
its
money ,
and also
the dead one
they do
halve;
Or if
it be
known that the ox hath
used
to push
in
time
past
, and his
owner hath
not kept
him
in;
he shall
surely
pay
ox for ox ;
and the dead shall
be
his own
.
or ,
it hath
been
known that the ox is
`one'
accustomed
to gore
heretofore
, and its
owner doth
not watch
it,
he certainly
repayeth
ox for ox ,
and the dead is
his.
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