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the judgments. Le 18:5 Le 18:26 Le 19:37 Le 20:22 Nu 35:24 Nu 36:13 De 5:1 De 5:31 De 6:20 1Ki 6:12 2Ch 19:10 Ne 9:13 Ne 9:14 Ne 10:29 Ps 147:19 Eze 20:11 Eze 20:25 Mal 4:4
which. Ex 19:7 Ex 24:3 Ex 24:4 De 4:5 De 4:8 De 4:14 De 4:45 De 6:20 Mt 28:20 1Th 4:1
33 For him that is an occasion of harm.
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an Hebrew. Ex 12:44 Ex 22:3 Ge 27:28 Ge 27:36 Le 25:39-41 Le 25:44 2Ki 4:1 Ne 5:1-5 Ne 5:8 Mt 18:25 1Co 6:20
and in the. Le 25:40-43 Le 25:45 De 15:1 De 15:12-15 De 15:18 De 31:10 Jer 34:8-17
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by himself. Heb. with his body. De 15:12-14
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the judges. Ex 21:22 Ex 12:12 Ex 18:21-26 Ex 22:8 Ex 22:9 Ex 22:28 Nu 25:5-8 De 1:16 De 16:18 De 19:17 De 19:18 1Sa 8:1 1Sa 8:2 Isa 1:26 Zep 3:3
bore his ear.This significant ceremony was intended as a mark of permanent servitude, and was calculated to impress the servant with the duty of hearing all his master's orders, and obeying them punctually. Ps 40:6-8
for ever. Le 25:23 Le 25:40 De 15:17 1Sa 1:22 1Sa 27:12 1Sa 28:2 1Ki 12:7
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please not. Heb. be evil in the eyes of, etc. Ge 28:8 Re 13:3 1Sa 8:6 1Sa 18:8
who hath. De 20:7 De 21:11-14
seeing. Ex 8:29 Re 9:6 Job 6:15 Mal 2:11-15
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her food.{Sheairah,} "her flesh;" he shall not only afford her a sufficient quantity of food, as before, but of the same quality. She is not to be fed, like a common slave, with a sufficiency of bread, vegetables, milk, etc., but with her customary supply of flesh, and other agreeable articles of food. 1Co 7:1-6
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lie not. Nu 35:11 Nu 35:22 De 19:4-6 De 19:11 Mic 7:2
God. 1Sa 24:4 1Sa 24:10 1Sa 24:18 2Sa 16:10 Isa 10:7
I will appoint. Nu 35:11 De 4:41-43 De 19:1-3 De 19:9 Jos 20:2-9
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presumptuously. Nu 15:30 Nu 15:31 De 1:43 De 17:12 De 17:13 De 18:22 De 19:11-13 1Ki 2:29-34 Ps 19:13 Heb 10:26 2Pe 2:10
slay. Nu 35:20 Nu 35:21 De 27:24 2Sa 3:27 2Sa 20:9 2Sa 20:10
take him. 1Ki 1:50 1Ki 1:51 1Ki 2:28-34 2Ki 11:15
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To smite either father or mother, in a manner which indicated either contempt or malice, or left marks of violence, was deemed a proof of so ungrateful and unnatural a disposition, that no provocation was admitted as an excuse, but the offence was made capital: nay, he who cursed his father or mother, who uttered imprecations, ill wishes, or revilings, against a parent, was included in the same sense; though few crimes were made capital by the law of Moses. The law of God, as delegated to parents is honoured when they are honoured, and despised when they are despised: and to rebel against the lawful exercise of this authority is rebellion against God.--Rev. T. Scott De 21:18-21 De 27:24 Pr 30:11 Pr 30:17 1Ti 1:9
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upon his staff. 2Sa 3:29 Zec 8:4
only he shall pay.This was a wise and excellent institution. The same provision is made in the civil law; and most courts of justice still regulate their decisions in such cases by this Mosaic precept. the loss. Heb. his ceasing.
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Notwithstanding
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life for life. Nu 35:31
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This is the earliest account we have of the [towtopatheia,] tautopatheia,] Lex Talionis, law of like for like. Ex 21:26 Ex 21:27 Le 24:19 Le 24:20 De 19:21 Jude 1:6 Jude 1:7 1Sa 15:33 Mt 5:38-40 Mt 7:2 Lu 6:38 Re 16:6
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Ex 21:20 De 16:19 Ne 5:5 Job 31:13-15 Ps 9:12 Ps 10:14 Ps 10:18 Ps 72:12-14 Pr 22:22 Pr 22:23 Eph 6:9 Col 4:1
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his owner also. De 21:1-9
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for the ransom. Ex 21:22 Ex 30:12 Nu 35:31-33 Pr 13:8
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