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OET-RV by cross-referenced section DEU 23:15

DEU 23:15–23:20 ©

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Deu 23:15–20

15 16

17[ref] 18

19[ref] 20


Collected OET-RV cross-references

Lev 19:29:

29[ref]


19:29: Deu 23:17.

Exo 22:25:

25If you loan money to any my people who are poor, you mustn’t act like an impartial creditor to them—you mustn’t charge them interest.[ref]


22:25: Lev 25:35-38; Deu 15:7-11; 23:19-20.

Lev 25:36-37:

36 37[ref]


25:37: Exo 22:25; Deu 23:19-20.

Deu 15:7-11:

7In the towns that your god Yahweh is giving you, if it so happens that any of your fellow Israelis are poor, then don’t just ignore them and refuse to help them,[ref] 8but instead, open your wallet and lend them however much they need. 9Be careful not to quietly think to yourself that the seventh-year reset is close so they won’t have to pay it back. It would be wrong not to help a fellow Israeli, and if you did and he called out to Yahweh for help, then it would be counted against you as disobedience. 10Give generously to the poor without getting resentful inside, because then your god Yahweh can bless you in all your work and all your investments. 11There’ll always be poor people in your country, so I command you to give generously to the poor and needy and your fellow Israelis.[ref]


15:7-8: Lev 25:35.

15:11: Mat 26:11; Mrk 14:7; Yhn 12:8.