Deuteronomy 22
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Deuteronomy 22:1-4

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.

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