Exodus 22:25-31

25You may lend money to any of my people who need help. But do not ask them to pay back more money than you have lent to them. That is what traders in money do.

26You may take someone's coat as a guarantee that he will pay you back. But you must always return his coat to him before sunset.

27He needs his coat to keep him warm at night. It is the only warm thing that he has to sleep in. If you keep his coat, I will hear him when he calls out to me for help. And I will help him, because I am very kind to people.

28Never insult God. Never curse anyone who is a leader of your people.

29Do not refuse to offer your grain, your wine or your olive oil to me. You must give your firstborn sons to me.

30Do the same thing with your cows and your sheep. Let them stay with their mothers for seven days. But on the eighth day, you must give them to me.

31You must live as my special people. So do not eat any meat from your animals that wild animals have killed. Instead, you must give it as food to the dogs.