Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
KJV
King James Version
`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 man shall
steal an ox ,
or a
sheep, and kill
it ,
or sell
it ;
he shall
restore
five
oxen
for an
ox, and four sheep
for a
sheep.
`
If in
the
breaking
through,
the
thief is
found, and he
hath
been
smitten ,
and
hath
died
, there is
no blood for him ;
If a
thief be
found breaking
up
, and be
smitten that
he
die
, there shall
no blood be
shed
for him .
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 the sun be
risen upon him, there
shall
be
blood shed
for him ;
for
he should
make
full
restitution
; if he have nothing, then he shall
be
sold for his theft .
if the theft is
certainly found in his hand alive, whether ox, or ass, or sheep --
double
he repayeth
.
If the theft be
certainly found in his hand alive, whether it
be
ox, or ass, or sheep ;
he shall
restore
double
.
`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 man shall
cause
a field or vineyard to
be
eaten
, and shall
put
in
his beast, and shall
feed
in another man's
field;
of the best of his own
field, and of
the best of his own
vineyard, shall
he make
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
fire break
out
, and catch
in
thorns, so
that
the
stacks
of
corn
, or the standing corn, or the field, be
consumed therewith;
he that
kindled
the fire
shall
surely
make
restitution
.
`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
a man shall
deliver
unto his neighbor
money
or stuff
to keep, and it be
stolen out of the man's house; if the thief be
found, let
him
pay
double.
`
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;
If the thief be
not found, then the master of the house shall
be
brought unto the
judges
, to
see
whether he have
put his hand unto
his neighbor's
goods.
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
.
For all
manner
of trespass
, whether
it
be
for ox, for ass, for sheep, for raiment, or
for any manner
of
lost thing which another
challengeth
to
be
his ,
the cause
of both parties
shall
come
before
the
judges
; and
whom the
judges
shall
condemn, he shall
pay
double unto
his neighbor
.
`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 --
If
a man deliver
unto his neighbor
an ass, or an
ox, or a
sheep, or any beast ,
to keep ;
and it die
, or be
hurt, or driven
away
, no
man
seeing it:
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;
Then
shall
an oath of the
LORD
be
between them both, that he hath not put his hand unto
his neighbor's
goods;
and the
owner of
it
shall
accept
thereof
, and he shall
not make
it
good.
but
if it is
certainly
stolen from him, he doth
repay
to
its
owner ;
And
if it be
stolen from him, he shall
make
restitution
unto
the
owner thereof.
if it is
certainly
torn, he
bringeth
it in
--
a
witness ;
the
torn
thing
he doth
not repay
.
If it be
torn in
pieces
, then
let
him
bring
it for
witness ,
and
he shall
not make
good
that
which
was
torn
.
`
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;
And if
a man borrow
ought
of
his neighbor
, and it be
hurt ,
or die,
the
owner thereof
being not
with it ,
he shall
surely
make
it
good.
if its
owner `is'
with it, he doth
not repay,
--
if it `is'
a
hired thing, it hath
come
for its
hire.
But
if the
owner thereof
be
with it, he shall
not make
it
good:
if it be
an
hired thing, it came
for his
hire.
`
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 ;
And if
a man entice a maid
that
is not betrothed, and lie
with her, he shall
surely
endow her to be
his
wife .
if her father utterly refuse to give her to
him, money
he doth
weigh
out
according to the dowry of virgins.
If her father utterly refuse to give her unto
him, he shall
pay
money
according to the dowry of virgins.
`A
witch
thou dost
not keep
alive
.
Thou shalt
not suffer
a
witch
to
live
.
`Whoever
lieth with a beast is
certainly
put to death.
Whosoever
lieth with a beast shall
surely
be
put to death.
`
He who
is
sacrificing
to
a
god, save to
Jehovah
alone
, is
devoted
.
He that
sacrificeth
unto
any
god, save unto
the
LORD
only
, he
shall
be
utterly
destroyed
.
`And
a
sojourner
thou dost
not
oppress
, nor crush
him ,
for sojourners
ye have
been
in the land of Egypt.
Thou shalt
neither
vex
a
stranger
, nor oppress
him :
for ye were
strangers
in the land of Egypt.
`Any
widow
or
orphan
ye do
not afflict ;
Ye shall
not afflict any
widow,
or
fatherless
child.
if thou dost
really
afflict him
, surely
if
he
at all cry
unto Me, I certainly
hear his
cry;
If thou afflict them
in
any
wise
, and
they
cry
at all unto me, I will
surely
hear their
cry;
and Mine
anger
hath
burned
, and I have
slain
you by
the sword ,
and your wives have
been
widows, and your sons
orphans
.
And my
wrath
shall
wax
hot
, and I will
kill
you with
the sword ;
and your wives shall
be
widows, and your children
fatherless
.
`
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 thou lend money
to
any
of
my people that
is
poor
by
thee, thou shalt
not be
to him as an
usurer ,
neither
shalt
thou lay upon
him usury .
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:
If thou at all take thy neighbor's
raiment
to
pledge
, thou shalt
deliver
it unto
him by
that
the
sun
goeth
down
:
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.
For that
is his covering only
, it is his raiment
for his skin :
wherein shall
he sleep
? and it shall
come to pass, when he crieth
unto me, that I will
hear;
for I am gracious.
`God
thou dost
not revile, and
a
prince
among
thy people thou
dost
not
curse
.
Thou shalt
not revile the
gods
, nor
curse
the
ruler
of
thy people.
`Thy
fulness
and
thy
liquids
thou dost
not delay ;
the first -born
of thy sons thou dost
give to
Me ;
Thou shalt
not delay to
offer
the first of thy ripe
fruits,
and
of
thy
liquors:
the
firstborn
of
thy
sons shalt
thou give unto
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.
Likewise
shalt
thou do
with
thine oxen
, and
with
thy sheep :
seven days it shall
be
with his
dam ;
on the eighth day thou shalt
give it me.
`
And ye are
holy men to
Me ,
and
flesh torn in the field ye
do
not
eat,
to
a
dog
ye do
cast it.
And ye shall
be
holy men unto
me :
neither
shall
ye
eat
any
flesh that
is
torn of
beasts
in the field ;
ye shall
cast it to
the
dogs
.
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