Revised Webster's Bible
Deuteronomy 22:1-18
1Thou shalt not seeH7200 thy brother’sH251 oxH7794 or his sheepH7716 go astrayH5080, and without thy helpH5956 from them: thou shalt in any caseH7725 bring them againH7725 to thy brotherH251. 2And if thy brotherH251 shall not be nearH7138 to thee, or if thou shalt not knowH3045 him, then thou shalt bringH622 it toH8432 thy own houseH1004, and it shall be with thee until thy brotherH251 shall seekH1875 after it, and thou shalt restore it to him againH7725. 3In like mannerH3651 shalt thou doH6213 with his donkeyH2543; and so shalt thou doH6213 with his raimentH8071; and with all lost thingsH9 of thy brother’sH251, which he hath lostH6, and thou hast foundH4672, shalt thou doH6213 likewise: thou mayestH3201 not without thy helpH5956. 4Thou shalt not seeH7200 thy brother’sH251 donkeyH2543 or his oxH7794 fall downH5307 by the wayH1870, and without thy helpH5956 from them: thou shalt surelyH6965 help him to lift them up againH6965.
5A womanH802 shall not wear that which pertainethH3627 to a manH1397, neither shall a manH1397 putH3847 on a woman’sH802 garmentH8071: for all that doH6213 soH428 are abominationH8441 to the LORDH3068 thy GodH430. 6If a bird’sH6833 nestH7064 shall chanceH7122 to be beforeH6440 thee in the wayH1870 on any treeH6086, or on the groundH776, whether with young onesH667, or eggsH1000, and the damH517 sittingH7257 upon the youngH667, or upon the eggsH1000, thou shalt not takeH3947 the damH517 with the youngH1121: 7But thou shalt surelyH7971 let the damH517 goH7971, and takeH3947 the youngH1121 to thee; that it may be wellH3190 with thee, and that thou mayest prolongH748 thy daysH3117. 8When thou buildestH1129 a newH2319 houseH1004, then thou shalt makeH6213 a low wallH4624 for thy roofH1406, that thou mayest not bringH7760 bloodH1818 upon thy houseH1004, if any manH5307 shall fallH5307 from there. 9Thou shalt not sowH2232 thy vineyardH3754 with two kinds of seedsH3610: lest the fruitH4395 of thy seedH2233 which thou hast sownH2232, and the fruitH8393 of thy vineyardH3754, should be defiledH6942.1 10Thou shalt not plowH2790 with an oxH7794 and a donkeyH2543 togetherH3162. 11Thou shalt not wearH3847 a garment wovenH8162 of woollenH6785 and linenH6593 togetherH3162. 12Thou shalt makeH6213 thee fringesH1434 upon the fourH702 quartersH3671 of thy vestureH3682, with which thou coverestH3680 thyself .2
13If any manH376 shall takeH3947 a wifeH802, and go inH935 to her, and hateH8130 her, 14And giveH7760 occasionsH5949 of speechH1697 against her, and bringH3318 an evilH7451 nameH8034 upon her, and sayH559, I tookH3947 this womanH802, and when I cameH7126 to her, I foundH4672 her not a maidH1331: 15Then shall the fatherH1 of the damselH5291, and her motherH517, takeH3947 and bring forthH3318 the tokens of the damsel’sH5291 virginityH1331 to the eldersH2205 of the cityH5892 in the gateH8179: 16And the damsel’sH5291 fatherH1 shall sayH559 to the eldersH2205, I gaveH5414 my daughterH1323 to this manH376 for a wifeH802, and he hatethH8130 her; 17And, lo, he hath givenH7760 occasionsH5949 of speechH1697 against her, sayingH559, I foundH4672 not thy daughterH1323 a maidH1331; and yet these are the tokens of my daughter’sH1323 virginityH1331. And they shall spreadH6566 the clothH8071 beforeH6440 the eldersH2205 of the cityH5892. 18And the eldersH2205 of that cityH5892 shall takeH3947 that manH376 and chastiseH3256 him;
Notes
Commentaries on Deuteronomy 22
- Adam Clarke Bible Commentary
- Barnes’ Notes on the Bible
- Matthew Henry Concise Commentary
- Tyndale Open Study Notes
- Jamieson–Fausset–Brown Commentary
- Rashi on Tanakh
- Calvin’s Commentaries
- Keil & Delitzsch Commentary
- John Wesley’s Notes
- Darby Translation Notes
- Geneva Bible Translation Notes
- Kingcomments
- Matthew Henry’s Complete Commentary
- Matthew Henry’s Modern English Commentary
- Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary
- EGW Writings
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