\NormalFont\ShortTitle{Deuteronomy}
{\MTB The Fifth Book of Moses,
\par }{\MTC Commonly Called
\par }{\MT Deuteronomy

\par }\ChapOne{1}{\PP \VerseOne{1}These
are
the
words,
which
Moses
spoke
to
all
Israel
beyond
the
Jordan,
in
the
plain
wilderness,
over
against
the Red Sea,
between Pharan
and Thophel
and
Laban
and Haseroth,
where
there
is very
much gold:
\VS{2}Eleven
days’
journey
from
Horeb
by
the
way
of
Mount
Seir
to Cadesbarne.
\VS{3}In
the
fortieth
year,
the
eleventh
month,
the
first
day
of
the
month,
Moses
spoke
to
the
children
of
Israel
all
that
the
Lord
had
commanded
him
to
say
to
them:
\VS{4}After
that
he
had
slain Sehon
king
of
the Amorrhites,
who
dwelt
in Hesebon:
and
Og
king
of Basan
who
abode
in Astaroth,
and
in Edrai,
\VS{5}Beyond
the
Jordan
in
the
land
of
Moab.
And
Moses
began
to
expound
the
law,
and
to
say:
\VS{6}The
Lord
our
God
spoke
to
us
in
Horeb,
saying:
You
have
stayed
long
enough
in
this
mountain:
\VS{7}Turn
you,
and
come
to
the
mountain
of
the Amorrhites,
and
to
the
other
places
that
are
next
to
it,
the
plains
and
the
hills
and
the vales towards
the
south,
and
by
the
sea shore,
the
land
of
the Chanaanites,
and
of Libanus,
as
far
as
the
great
river
Euphrates.
\VS{8}Behold, said
he,
I
have
delivered
it
to
you:
go
in
and
possess
it,
concerning
which
the
Lord
swore
to
your
fathers
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob,
that
he
would
give
it
to
them,
and
to
their
seed
after
them.
\VS{9}And
I
said
to
you
at
that
time:
\VS{10}I alone
am not able
to bear
you:
for
the
Lord
your
God hath
multiplied
you,
and
you
are
this
day
as
the
stars
of
heaven,
for
multitude.
\VS{11}(The
Lord
God
of
your
fathers
add
to
this number many
thousands,
and
bless
you
as
he hath
spoken.)
\VS{12}I
alone
am not able
to
bear
your business,
and
the charge
of
you
and
your differences.
\VS{13}Let
me
have
from
among
you
wise
and
understanding
men,
and such
whose conversation
is approved
among
your
tribes,
that
I
may
appoint
them
your
rulers.
\VS{14}Then
you
answered
me:
The
thing
is
good
which thou meanest
to
do.
\VS{15}And
I
took
out
of
your
tribes
men
wise
and honourable,
and
appointed
them
rulers, tribunes,
and centurions,
and
officers
over
fifties,
and
over
tens,
who might
teach
you
all
things.
\VS{16}And
I
commanded
them,
saying:
Hear
them,
and
judge
that
which
is
just:
whether
he
be
one
of
your country,
or
a
stranger.
\VS{17}There
shall
be
no difference
of
persons,
you
shall
hear
the
little
as
well
as
the
great:
neither
shall
you
respect
any
man’s
person,
because
it
is
the
judgment
of
God.
And
if
any
thing
seem
hard
to
you, refer
it
to
me,
and
I
will
hear
it.
\VS{18}And
I
commanded
you
all
things
that
you
were
to
do.
\VS{19}And departing
from
Horeb,
we passed
through
the terrible
and
vast
wilderness,
which
you
saw,
by
the
way
of
the
mountain
of
the Amorrhite,
as
the
Lord
our
God
had
commanded
us.
And
when
we
were
come
into Cadesbarne,
\VS{20}I
said
to
you:
You
are
come
to
the
mountain
of
the Amorrhite,
which
the
Lord
our
God
will
give
to
us.
\VS{21}See
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God giveth thee:
go
up
and
possess
it,
as
the
Lord
our
God hath
spoken
to thy
fathers:
fear
not,
nor
be
any
way
discouraged.
\VS{22}And
you
came
all
to
me,
and
said:
Let
us
send
men
who
may view
the
land,
and
bring
us
word
what
way
we
shall
go
up,
and
to
what
cities
we
shall
go.
\VS{23}And
because
the
saying
pleased
me,
I
sent
of
you
twelve
men,
one
of
every
tribe:
\VS{24}Who,
when
they
had
set
forward
and
had
gone
up
to
the
mountains,
came
as
far
as
the
valley
of
the cluster:
and having viewed
the land,
\VS{25}Taking
of
the
fruits thereof,
to shew
its fertility,
they
brought
them
to
us,
and
said:
The
land
is
good,
which
the
Lord
our
God
will
give
us.
\VS{26}And
you
would
not
go
up,
but
being incredulous
to
the
word
of
the
Lord
our
God,
\VS{27}You murmured
in
your
tents,
and
said:
The
Lord hateth
us,
and
therefore
he hath
brought
us
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
that
he
might
deliver
us
into
the
hand
of
the Amorrhite,
and
destroy
us.
\VS{28}Whither
shall
we
go
up?
the messengers
have terrified
our
hearts,
saying:
The multitude
is
very
great,
and
taller
than
we:
the
cities
are
great,
and walled
up
to
the
sky,
we
have
seen
the
sons
of
the Enacims
there.
\VS{29}And
I
said
to
you:
Fear
not,
neither
be ye
afraid
of
them:
\VS{30}The
Lord
God,
who
is
your leader,
himself
will
fight
for
you,
as
he
did
in
Egypt
in
the
sight
of
all.
\VS{31}And
in
the
wilderness (as thou hast
seen)
the
Lord thy
God hath
carried thee,
as
a
man
is wont
to
carry
his little
son,
all
the
way
that
you
have
come,
until
you
came
to
this
place.
\VS{32}And
yet
for
all
this
you did
not
believe
the
Lord
your
God,
\VS{33}Who
went
before
you
in
the
way,
and marked
out
the
place,
wherein
you
should pitch
your tents,
in
the
night shewing
you
the
way
by
fire,
and
in
the
day
by
the pillar
of
a
cloud.
\VS{34}And
when
the
Lord
had
heard
the
voice
of
your
words,
he
was
angry
and
swore,
and
said:
\VS{35}Not
one
of
the
men
of
this
wicked
generation
shall
see
the
good
land,
which
I
promised
with
an
oath
to
your
fathers:
\VS{36}Except
Caleb
the
son
of Jephone:
for
he
shall
see
it,
and
to
him
I
will
give
the
land
that
he hath
trodden
upon,
and
to
his
children,
because
he hath
followed
the
Lord.
\VS{37}Neither
is
his indignation
against
the
people
to
be wondered
at,
since
the
Lord
was
angry
with
me
also
on
your
account,
and
said:
Neither shalt thou
go
in thither.
\VS{38}But Josue
the
son
of
Nun, thy minister,
he
shall
go
in
for thee: exhort
and
encourage
him,
and
he
shall
divide
the
land
by lot
to
Israel.
\VS{39}Your
children,
of
whom
you
said
that
they
should
be
led
away captives,
and
your
sons
who
know
not
this
day
the difference
of
good
and
evil,
they
shall
go
in:
and
to
them
I
will
give
the land,
and
they
shall
possess
it.
\VS{40}But return
you
and
go
into
the
wilderness
by
the
way
of
the Red
Sea.
\VS{41}And
you
answered
me:
We
have
sinned
against
the
Lord:
we
will
go
up
and
fight,
as
the
Lord
our
God hath
commanded.
And
when
you
went ready
armed unto
the
mountain,
\VS{42}The
Lord
said
to
me:
Say
to
them:
Go
not
up,
and
fight
not,
for
I
am
not
with
you: lest
you fall
before
your
enemies.
\VS{43}I
spoke,
and
you hearkened
not:
but resisting
the
commandment
of
the
Lord,
and swelling
with pride,
you
went
up
into
the
mountain.
\VS{44}And
the Amorrhite
that
dwelt
in
the
mountains
coming
out,
and meeting
you,
chased
you,
as
bees
do:
and
made slaughter
of
you
from
Seir
as
far
as Horma.
\VS{45}And
when
you
returned
and
wept
before
the
Lord,
he
heard
you
not,
neither
would
he yield
to;
your
voice.
\VS{46}So
you
abode
in Cadesbarne
a
long
time.

\par }\Chap{2}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And departing
from thence
we
came
into
the
wilderness
that leadeth
to
the Red
Sea,
as
the
Lord
had
spoken
to
me:
and
we compassed
mount
Seir
a
long
time.
\VS{2}And
the
Lord
said
to
me:
\VS{3}You
have compassed
this
mountain long
enough:
go
toward
the
north:
\VS{4}And
command thou
the
people,
saying:
You
shall
pass
by
the
borders
of
your
brethren
the
children
of
Esau,
who
dwell
in
Seir,
and
they
will
be
afraid
of
you.
\VS{5}Take ye
then good heed
that
you stir
not against
them.
For
I
will
not
give
you
of
their
land
so much
as
the
step
of
one
foot
can tread upon,
because
I
have
given
mount
Seir
to
Esau,
for
a
possession.
\VS{6}You
shall
buy meats
of
them
for
money
and
shall
eat:
you
shall draw
waters
for
money,
and
shall
drink.
\VS{7}The
Lord thy
God hath
blessed thee
in
every
work
of thy
hands:
the
Lord thy
God dwelling
with thee, knoweth thy journey,
how thou hast passed
through
this
great
wilderness,
for
forty
years,
and thou hast wanted
nothing.
\VS{8}And
when
we
had
passed
by
our
brethren
the
children
of
Esau,
that
dwelt
in
Seir,
by
the
way
of
the
plain
from
Elath
and
from Asiongaber,
we came
to
the
way
that leadeth
to
the
desert
of
Moab.
\VS{9}And
the
Lord
said
to
me:
Fight
not
against
the
Moabites,
neither go
to
battle
against
them:
for
I
will
not
give thee
any
of
their
land,
because
I
have
given
Ar
to
the
children
of
Lot
in
possession.
\VS{10}The Emims
first
were
the
inhabitants thereof,
a
people
great,
and
strong,
and
so
tall,
that
like
the race
of
the Enacims,
\VS{11}They
were
esteemed
as giants,
and
were
like
the sons
of
the Enacims.
But
the
Moabites
call
them Emims.
\VS{12}The Horrhites
also
formerly
dwelt
in
Seir:
who
being
driven
out
and
destroyed,
the
children
of
Esau
dwelt
there,
as
Israel
did
in
the
land
of
his
possession,
which
the
Lord
gave
him.
\VS{13}Then
rising
up
to
pass
the torrent Zared,
we came
to
it.
\VS{14}And
the
time
that
we
journeyed
from Cadesbarne
till
we
passed
over
the torrent Zared,
was thirty-eight
years:
until
all
the
generation
of
the
men
that
were fit
for
war
was
consumed
out
of
the
camp,
as
the
Lord
had
sworn:
\VS{15}For
his
hand
was
against
them,
that
they
should perish
from
the
midst
of
the
camp.
\VS{16}And
after
all
the fighting
men
were
dead,
\VS{17}The
Lord
spoke
to
me,
saying:
\VS{18}Thou shalt
pass
this
day
the
borders
of
Moab,
the city named
Ar:
\VS{19}And
when thou comest nigh
the frontiers
of
the
children
of
Ammon,
take heed thou fight
not
against
them,
nor once move
to battle:
for
I
will
not
give thee
of
the
land
of
the
children
of
Ammon,
because
I
have
given
it
to
the
children
of
Lot
for
a
possession.
\VS{20}It
was
accounted
a
land
of giants:
and giants
formerly
dwelt
in
it,
whom
the
Ammonites
call Zomzommims,
\VS{21}A
people
great
and
many,
and
of
tall stature,
like
the Enacims whom
the
Lord
destroyed
before
their
face:
and
he
made
them
to
dwell
in
their
stead,
\VS{22}As
he
had
done
in favour
of
the
children
of
Esau,
that
dwell
in
Seir, destroying
the Horrhites,
and delivering
their
land
to
them,
which
they
possess
to
this
day.
\VS{23}The Hevites also,
that
dwelt
in Haserim
as
far
as
Gaza,
were expelled
by
the Cappadocians:
who
came
out
of Cappadocia,
and
destroyed
them,
and
dwelt
in
their
stead.
\VS{24}Arise ye,
and
pass
the torrent
Arnon:
Behold
I
have
delivered
into thy
hand Sehon
king
of Hesebon
the Amorrhite,
and
begin thou
to
possess
his
land
and
make
war
against
him.
\VS{25}This
day
will
I
begin
to
send
the
dread
and
fear
of thee
upon
the
nations
that dwell
under
the
whole
heaven:
that
when
they
hear thy name
they
may
fear
and
tremble,
and
be
in pain
like women
in travail.
\VS{26}So
I
sent
messengers
from
the
wilderness
of Cademoth
to Sehon
the
king
of Hesebon
with peaceable
words,
saying:
\VS{27}We
will
pass
through thy
land,
we
will
go along
by
the
highway:
we
will
not
turn
aside
neither
to
the
right
hand
nor
to
the
left.
\VS{28}Sell
us meat
for
money,
that we
may
eat:
give
us
water
for
money
and
so we
will
drink. We
only ask
that thou wilt
let
us
pass
through,
\VS{29}As
the
children
of
Esau
have
done,
that
dwell
in
Seir,
and
the
Moabites,
that
abide
in
Ar:
until
we come
to
the
Jordan,
and
pass
to
the
land
which
the
Lord
our
God
will
give
us.
\VS{30}And Sehon
the
king
of Hesebon
would
not
let
us
pass:
because
the
Lord thy
God
had
hardened
his
spirit,
and fixed
his
heart,
that
he
might
be
delivered
into thy
hands,
as
now thou seest.
\VS{31}And
the
Lord
said
to
me:
Behold
I
have
begun
to
deliver unto thee Sehon
and
his
land,
begin
to
possess
it.
\VS{32}And Sehon
came
out
to
meet
us
with
all
his
people
to
fight
at Jasa.
\VS{33}And
the
Lord
our
God
delivered
him
to
us:
and
we
slew
him
with
his
sons
and
all
his
people.
\VS{34}And
we
took
all
his
cities
at
that
time, killing
the inhabitants
of
them,
men
and
women
and
children.
We
left
nothing
of
them:
\VS{35}Except
the
cattle
which came
to
the share
of
them
that
took
them:
and
the
spoils
of
the
cities,
which
we
took:
\VS{36}From
Aroer,
which
is
upon
the
bank
of
the torrent Amen,
a
town
that
is situate
in
a
valley,
as
far
as Galaad.
There
was
not
a village
or
city,
that escaped
our hands:
the
Lord
our
God
delivered
all unto
us:
\VS{37}Except
the
land
of
the
children
of
Ammon,
to
which
we
approached
not:
and
all
that border
upon
the torrent Jeboc,
and
the
cities
in
the
mountains,
and
all
the
places
which
the
Lord
our
God forbade
us.

\par }\Chap{3}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
we
turned
and
went
by
the
way
of Basan:
and
Og
the
king
of Basan
came
out
to
meet
us
with
his
people
to
fight
in Edrai.
\VS{2}And
the
Lord
said
to
me:
Fear
him
not:
because
he
is
delivered
into thy
hand,
with
all
his
people
and
his
land:
and thou shalt
do
to
him
as thou hast
done
to Sehon
king
of
the Amorrhites,
that
dwelt
in Hesebon.
\VS{3}So
the
Lord
our
God
delivered
into
our
hands,
Og
also
the
king
of Basan,
and
all
his
people:
and
we utterly
destroyed
them,
\VS{4}Wasting
all
his
cities
at
one
time,
there
was
not
a
town
that escaped
us:
sixty
cities,
all
the country
of Argob
the
kingdom
of
Og
in Basan.
\VS{5}All
the
cities
were fenced
with
very
high
walls,
and
with
gates
and
bars,
besides innumerable
towns
that
had
no
walls.
\VS{6}And
we utterly destroyed
them,
as
we
had
done
to Sehon
the
king
of Hesebon, destroying
every
city,
men
and
women
and
children:
\VS{7}But
the
cattle
and
the
spoils
of
the
cities
we
took
for
our
prey.
\VS{8}And
we
took
at
that
time
the
land
out
of
the
hand
of
the
two
kings
of
the Amorrhites,
that
were
beyond
the
Jordan:
from
the torrent Amen unto
the
mount
Hermon,
\VS{9}Which
the
Sidonians
call Sarion,
and
the Amorrhites Sanir:
\VS{10}All
the
cities
that
are situate
in
the
plain,
and
all
the land
of Galaad
and Basan
as
far
as Selcha
and Edrai,
cities
of
the
kingdom
of
Og
in Basan.
\VS{11}For
only
Og
king
of Basan
remained
of
the
race
of
the giants.
His
bed
of
iron
is shewn,
which
is
in Rabbath
of
the
children
of
Ammon,
being
nine
cubits
long,
and
four broad
after
the
measure
of
the
cubit
of
a
man’s hand.
\VS{12}And
we
possessed
the
land
at
that
time
from
Aroer,
which
is
upon
the bank
of
the torrent Amen, unto
the
half
of
mount Galaad:
and
I
gave
the
cities thereof
to Ruben
and
Gad.
\VS{13}And
I
delivered
the
other
part
of Galaad,
and
all Basan
the
kingdom
of
Og
to
the
half
tribe
of Manasses,
all
the
country
of Argob:
and
all Basan
is
called
the
Land
of giants.
\VS{14}Jair
the
son
of Manasses possessed
all
the country
of Argob unto
the
borders
of Gessuri,
and Machati.
And
he
called Basan
by
his own
name, Havoth
Jair,
that
is
to say,
the towns
of
Jair,
until
this
present
day.
\VS{15}To
Machir
also
I
gave Galaad.
\VS{16}And
to
the tribes
of Ruben
and
Gad
I
gave
of
the
land
of Galaad
as
far
as
the torrent Amen, half
the torrent,
and
the confines
even unto
the torrent Jeboc,
which
is
the
border
of
the
children
of
Ammon:
\VS{17}And
the
plain
of
the
wilderness,
and
the
Jordan,
and
the
borders
of Cenereth unto
the
sea
of
the
desert,
which
is
the most
salt
sea,
to
the
foot
of mount Phasga
eastward.
\VS{18}And
I
commanded
you
at
that
time,
saying:
The
Lord
your
God giveth
you
this
land
for
an
inheritance,
go ye well
appointed
before
your
brethren
the
children
of
Israel,
all
the
strong
men
of
you,
\VS{19}Leaving
your
wives
and
children
and
cattle.
For
I
know
you
have
much
cattle,
and
they must
remain
in
the
cities,
which
I
have
delivered
to
you.
\VS{20}Until
the
Lord
give
rest
to
your
brethren,
as
he hath
given
to
you:
and
they
also
possess
the
land,
which
he
will
give
them
beyond
the
Jordan:
then
shall
every
man
return
to
his
possession,
which
I
have
given
you.
\VS{21}I
commanded Josue
also
at
that
time,
saying: Thy
eyes
have
seen
what
the
Lord
your
God hath
done
to
these
two
kings:
so
will
he
do
to
all
the
kingdoms
to
which thou shalt
pass.
\VS{22}Fear
them
not:
for
the
Lord
your
God
will
fight
for
you.
\VS{23}And
I besought
the
Lord
at
that
time,
saying:
\VS{24}Lord
God, thou hast
begun
to shew unto thy
servant thy
greatness,
and most
mighty
hand,
for
there
is
no other
God either
in
heaven
or
earth,
that
is
able
to
do thy
works,
or
to
be compared
to thy
strength.
\VS{25}I
will
pass
over
therefore,
and
will
see
this excellent
land
beyond
the
Jordan,
and
this goodly
mountain,
and Libanus.
\VS{26}And
the
Lord
was angry
with
me
on
your
account
and
heard
me
not,
but
said
to
me:
It
is
enough:
speak
no
more
to
me
of
this
matter.
\VS{27}Go
up
to
the
top
of Phasga,
and
cast thy
eyes round
about
to
the
west,
and
to
the
north,
and
to
the
south,
and
to
the
east,
and
behold
it,
for thou shalt
not
pass
this
Jordan.
\VS{28}Command Josue,
and
encourage
and
strengthen
him:
for
he
shall
go
before
this
people,
and
shall
divide unto
them
the
land
which thou shalt
see.
\VS{29}And we
abode
in
the
valley
over
against
the temple
of Phogor.

\par }\Chap{4}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
now,
O
Israel,
hear
the commandments
and
judgments
which
I
teach thee:
that
doing
them, thou mayst
live,
and
entering
in mayst
possess
the
land
which
the
Lord
the
God
of
your
fathers
will
give
you.
\VS{2}You
shall
not
add
to
the
word
that
I
speak
to
you,
neither
shall
you
take
away
from
it:
keep
the
commandments
of
the
Lord
your
God
which
I
command
you.
\VS{3}Your
eyes
have
seen
all
that
the
Lord hath
done
against Beelphegor,
how
he hath
destroyed
all
his worshippers
from
among
you.
\VS{4}But
you
that adhere
to
the
Lord
your
God,
are
all
alive until
this
present
day.
\VS{5}You know
that
I
have
taught
you
statutes
and justices,
as
the
Lord
my
God hath
commanded
me:
so
shall
you
do
them
in
the
land
which
you
shall
possess:
\VS{6}And
you
shall
observe,
and fulfill
them
in
practice.
For
this
is
your
wisdom,
and
understanding
in
the
sight
of
nations,
that
hearing
all
these precepts,
they
may
say: Behold
a
wise
and
understanding
people,
a
great
nation.
\VS{7}Neither
is
there
any
other
nation
so
great,
that hath
gods
so nigh
them,
as
our
God
is present
to
all
our petitions.
\VS{8}For
what
other
nation
is
there
so renowned
that hath ceremonies,
and
just
judgments,
and
all
the
law,
which
I
will
set
forth
this
day
before
your eyes?
\VS{9}Keep thyself
therefore,
and thy
soul
carefully.
Forget
not
the
words
that thy
eyes
have
seen,
and
let
them
not
go
out
of thy
heart
all
the
days
of thy
life. Thou shalt
teach
them
to thy
sons
and
to thy
grandsons,
\VS{10}From
the
day
in
which thou didst
stand
before
the
Lord thy
God
in
Horeb,
when
the
Lord
spoke
to
me,
saying:
Call
together
the
people unto
me,
that
they
may
hear
my
words,
and
may
learn
to
fear
me
all
the
time
that
they
live
on
the
earth,
and
may
teach
their
children.
\VS{11}And
you
came
to
the
foot
of
the
mount,
which
burned
even unto
heaven:
and
there
was
darkness,
and
a
cloud
and
obscurity
in
it.
\VS{12}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
you
from
the
midst
of
the
fire.
You
heard
the
voice
of
his
words,
but
you
saw
not
any
form
at
all.
\VS{13}And
he shewed
you
his
covenant,
which
he
commanded
you
to
do,
and
the
ten
words
that
he
wrote
in
two tables
of
stone.
\VS{14}And
he
commanded
me
at
that
time
that
I
should
teach
you
the ceremonies
and
judgments
which
you
shall
do
in
the
land,
that
you
shall
possess.
\VS{15}Keep
therefore
your
souls
carefully.
You
saw
not
any similitude
in
the
day
that
the
Lord
God
spoke
to
you
in
Horeb
from
the
midst
of
the
fire:
\VS{16}Lest
perhaps being deceived
you
might
make
you
a
graven similitude,
or
image
of
male
or
female,
\VS{17}The similitude
of
any
beasts,
that
are upon
the
earth,
or
of
birds,
that
fly under
heaven,
\VS{18}Or
of creeping
things,
that move
on
the
earth,
or
of fishes,
that abide
in
the
waters
under
the
earth:
\VS{19}Lest
perhaps lifting
up thy
eyes
to
heaven, thou
see
the
sun
and
the
moon,
and
all
the
stars
of
heaven,
and
being deceived
by error thou adore
and
serve
them,
which
the
Lord thy
God created
for
the
service
of
all
the
nations,
that
are
under
heaven.
\VS{20}But
the
Lord hath
taken
you
and
brought
you
out
of
the
iron
furnace
of
Egypt,
to
make
you
his
people
of
inheritance,
as
it
is
this
present
day.
\VS{21}And
the
Lord
was
angry
with
me
for
your
words,
and
he
swore
that
I
should
not
pass
over
the
Jordan,
nor
enter
into
the excellent
land,
which
he
will
give
you.
\VS{22}Behold
I
die
in
this
land,
I
shall
not
pass
over
the
Jordan:
you
shall
pass,
and
possess
the goodly
land.
\VS{23}Beware
lest thou
ever
forget
the
covenant
of
the
Lord thy
God,
which
he hath
made
with thee:
and
make
to thyself
a
graven
likeness
of
those
things
which
the
Lord hath forbid
to
be
made:
\VS{24}Because
the
Lord thy
God
is
a
consuming
fire,
a
jealous
God.
\VS{25}If
you
shall
beget
sons
and
grandsons,
and abide
in
the
land,
and
being deceived,
make
to
yourselves
any similitude,
committing
evil
before
the
Lord
your
God,
to
provoke
him
to wrath:
\VS{26}I call
this
day
heaven
and
earth
to witness,
that
you
shall
quickly
perish
out
of
the
land,
which,
when
you
have
passed
over
the
Jordan,
you
shall
possess.
You
shall
not dwell therein
long,
but
the Lord
will
destroy
you,
\VS{27}And
scatter
you
among all
nations,
and
you
shall
remain
a
few
among
the
nations,
to
which
the
Lord
shall lead
you.
\VS{28}And
there
you
shall
serve
gods,
that
were framed
with
men’s
hands:
wood
and
stone,
that
neither
see,
nor
hear,
nor
eat,
nor
smell.
\VS{29}And
when thou shalt
seek
there
the
Lord thy
God, thou shalt
find
him:
yet
so,
if thou
seek
him
with
all thy
heart,
and
all
the affliction
of thy
soul.
\VS{30}After
all
the
things aforesaid
shall
and thee,
in
the
latter
time thou shalt
return
to
the
Lord thy
God,
and shalt
hear
his
voice.
\VS{31}Because
the
Lord thy
God
is
a
merciful
God:
he
will
not
leave thee,
nor altogether
destroy thee,
nor
forget
the
covenant,
by
which
he
swore
to thy
fathers.
\VS{32}Ask
of
the
days
of
old,
that
have
been
before thy
time
from
the
day
that
God
created
man
upon
the
earth,
from
one
end
of
heaven
to
the
other
end thereof,
if
ever
there
was
done
the
like
thing,
or
it hath
been
known
at
any
time,
\VS{33}That
a
people should
hear
the
voice
of
God
speaking
out
of
the
midst
of
fire,
as thou hast
heard,
and
lived:
\VS{34}If
God ever
did
so
as
to
go,
and
take
to
himself
a
nation
out
of
the
midst
of
nations
by temptations,
signs,
and
wonders,
by
fight,
and
a
strong
hand,
and
stretched
out
arm,
and horrible visions
according
to
all
the
things
that
the
Lord
your
God
did
for
you
in
Egypt,
before thy
eyes.
\VS{35}That thou mightest
know
that
the
Lord
he
is
God,
and
there
is
no
other
besides
him.
\VS{36}From
heaven
he
made thee
to
hear
his
voice,
that
he might teach thee.
And
upon
earth
he shewed thee
his exceeding
great
fire,
and thou didst
hear
his
words
out
of
the
midst
of
the
fire,
\VS{37}Because
he
loved thy
fathers,
and
chose
their
seed
after
them.
And
he
brought thee
out
of
Egypt,
going
before thee
with
his
great
power,
\VS{38}To
destroy
at thy
coming
very
great
nations,
and
stronger
than thou art,
and
to
bring thee
in,
and
give thee
their
land
for
a
possession,
as thou seest
at
this
present
day.
\VS{39}Know
therefore
this
day,
and
think
in thy
heart
that
the
Lord
he
is
God
in
heaven
above,
and
in
the
earth
beneath,
and
there
is
no
other.
\VS{40}Keep
his precepts
and
commandments,
which
I
command thee:
that
it
may
be
well
with thee,
and thy
children
after thee,
and thou mayst remain
a
long
time
upon
the
land,
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee.
\VS{41}Then
Moses
set
aside
three
cities
beyond
the
Jordan
at
the
east
side,
\VS{42}That
any
one
might
flee
to
them
who
should kill
his neighbour unwillingly,
and
was
not
his
enemy
a day
or
two
before,
and
that
he
might
escape
to
some
one
of
these
cities:
\VS{43}Bosor
in
the
wilderness, which
is situate
in
the
plains
of
the tribe
of Ruben:
and
Ramoth
in Galaad, which
is
in
the tribe
of
Gad:
and
Golan
in Basan, which
is
in
the tribe
of Manasses.
\VS{44}This
is
the
law,
that
Moses
set
before
the
children
of
Israel,
\VS{45}And
these
are
the testimonies
and ceremonies
and
judgments,
which
he
spoke
to
the
children
of
Israel,
when
they
came
out
of
Egypt,
\VS{46}Beyond
the
Jordan
in
the
valley
over
against
the temple
of Phogor,
in
the
land
of Sehon
king
of
the Amorrhites,
that
dwelt
in Hesebon,
whom
Moses
slew.
And
the
children
of
Israel
coming
out
of
Egypt,
\VS{47}Possessed
his
land,
and
the
land
of
Og
king
of Basan,
of
the
two
kings
of
the Amorrhites,
who
were
beyond
the
Jordan towards
the
rising
of
the
sun:
\VS{48}From
Aroer,
which
is situate
upon
the
bank
of
the torrent Amen, unto
mount
Sion,
which
is
also called
Hermon,
\VS{49}All
the
plain
beyond
the
Jordan
at
the
east
side, unto
the see
of
the
wilderness,
and unto
the
foot
of mount Phasga.

\par }\Chap{5}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Moses
called
all
Israel,
and
said
to
them:
Hear,
O
Israel,
the ceremonies
and
judgments,
which
I
speak
in
your
ears
this
day:
learn
them,
and fulfill
them
in work.
\VS{2}The
Lord
our
God
made
a
covenant
with us
in
Horeb.
\VS{3}He
made
not
the
covenant
with
our
fathers,
but
with
us,
who
are
now
present
and
living.
\VS{4}He
spoke
to
us
face
to
face
in
the
mount
out
of
the
midst
of
fire.
\VS{5}I
was
the mediator
and
stood
between
the
Lord
and
you
at
that
time,
to shew
you
his
words,
for
you
feared
the
fire,
and
went
not
up
into
the
mountain,
and
he
said:
\VS{6}I
am
the
Lord thy
God,
who
brought thee
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
out
of
the
house
of
bondage.
\VS{7}Thou shalt
not
have strange
gods
in
my
sight.
\VS{8}Thou shalt
not
make
to thyself
a
graven
thing,
nor
the
likeness
of
any
things,
that
are
in
heaven
above,
or
that
are
in
the
earth
beneath,
or
that abide
in
the
waters
under
the
earth.
\VS{9}Thou shalt
not adore
them,
and thou shalt
not
serve
them.
For
I
am
the
Lord thy
God,
a
jealous
God,
visiting
the
iniquity
of
the
fathers
upon
their
children unto
the
third
and
fourth
generation,
to
them
that
hate
me,
\VS{10}And shewing mercy unto many
thousands,
to
them that
love
me,
and
keep
my
commandments.
\VS{11}Thou shalt
not
take
the
name
of
the
Lord thy
God
in
vain:
for
he
shall
not
be
unpunished
that taketh
his
name upon
a
vain
thing.
\VS{12}Observe
the
day
of
the
sabbath,
to
sanctify
it,
as
the
Lord thy
God hath
commanded thee.
\VS{13}Six
days shalt thou labour,
and shalt
do
all thy
works.
\VS{14}The
seventh
is
the
day
of
the
sabbath,
that
is,
the
rest
of
the
Lord thy
God. Thou shalt
not
do
any
work therein, thou
nor thy
son
nor thy
daughter,
nor thy manservant
nor thy
maidservant,
nor thy
ox,
nor thy ass,
nor
any
of thy
beasts,
nor
the
stranger
that
is within thy
gates:
that thy manservant
and thy
maidservant
may
rest,
even
as thyself.
\VS{15}Remember
that thou
also didst
serve
in
Egypt,
and
the
Lord thy
God
brought thee
out
from thence
with
a
strong
hand,
and
a
stretched
out
arm.
Therefore hath
he
commanded thee
that thou shouldst
observe
the
sabbath
day.
\VS{16}Honour thy
father
and
mother,
as
the
Lord thy
God hath
commanded thee,
that thou mayst
live
a
long
time,
and
it
may
be
well
with thee
in
the
land,
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee.
\VS{17}Thou shalt
not kill.
\VS{18}Neither shalt thou
commit
adultery.
\VS{19}And thou shalt
not
steal.
\VS{20}Neither shalt thou bear
false
witness
against thy neighbour.
\VS{21}Thou shalt
not
covet thy neighbour’s
wife:
nor
his
house,
nor
his
field,
nor
his manservant,
nor
his
maidservant,
nor
his
ox,
nor
his ass,
nor
any
thing
that
is
his.
\VS{22}These
words
the
Lord
spoke
to
all
the multitude
of
you
in
the
mountain,
out
of
the
midst
of
the
fire
and
the
cloud,
and
the
darkness,
with
a
loud
voice,
adding
nothing
more:
and
he
wrote
them
in
two tables
of
stone,
which
he
delivered unto
me.
\VS{23}But
you,
after
you
heard
the
voice
out
of
the
midst
of
the
darkness,
and saw
the
mountain
burn,
came
to
me,
all
the princes
of
the
tribes
and
the
elders,
and
you
said:
\VS{24}Behold
the
Lord
our
God hath shewn
us
his
majesty
and
his
greatness,
we
have
heard
his
voice
out
of
the
midst
of
the
fire,
and
have proved
this
day
that
God
speaking
with
man,
man hath
lived.
\VS{25}Why
shall
we
die
therefore,
and
why
shall
this exceeding
great
Are
consume
us:
for
if
we
hear
the
voice
of
the
Lord
our
God
any
more,
we
shall
die.
\VS{26}What
is
all
flesh,
that
it
should
hear
the
voice
of
the
living
God,
who speaketh
out
of
the
midst
of
the
fire,
as
we
have
heard,
and
be able
to
live?
\VS{27}Approach thou rather:
and
hear
all
things
that
the
Lord
our
God
shall
say
to thee,
and thou shalt
speak
to
us,
and
we
will
hear
and
will
do
them.
\VS{28}And
when
the
Lord
had
heard
this,
he
said
to
me:
I
have
heard
the
voice
of
the
words
of
this
people,
which
they
spoke
to thee:
they
have
spoken
all
things
well.
\VS{29}Who
shall
give
them
to
have
such
a
mind,
to
fear
me,
and
to
keep
all
my
commandments
at
all
times,
that
it
may
be
well
with
them
and
with
their
children
for
ever?
\VS{30}Go
and
say
to
them:
Return
into
your
tents.
\VS{31}But
stand thou
here
with
me,
and
I
will
speak
to thee
all
my
commandments,
and ceremonies
and
judgments:
which thou shalt
teach
them,
that
they
may
do
them
in
the
land,
which
I
will
give
them
for
a
possession.
\VS{32}Keep
therefore
and
do
the
things
which
the
Lord
God hath
commanded
you:
you
shall
not
go
aside
neither
to
the
right
hand,
nor
to
the
left.
\VS{33}But
you
shall
walk
in
the
way
that
the
Lord
your
God hath
commanded,
that
you
may
live,
and
it
may
be
well
with
you,
and
your
days
may
be
long
in
the
land
of
your
possession.

\par }\Chap{6}{\PP \VerseOne{1}These
are
the precepts,
and ceremonies,
and
judgments,
which
the
Lord
your
God
commanded
that
I
should
teach
you,
and
that
you
should
do
them
in
the
land
into
which
you
pass
over
to
possess
it:
\VS{2}That thou mayst
fear
the
Lord thy
God,
and
keep
all
his
commandments
and precepts,
which
I
command thee,
and thy
sons,
and thy
grandsons,
all
the
days
of thy
life,
that thy
days
may
be
prolonged.
\VS{3}Hear,
O
Israel,
and
observe
to
do
the
things
which
the
Lord hath
commanded thee,
that
it
may
be
well
with thee,
and thou mayst
be
greatly
multiplied,
as
the
Lord
the
God
of thy
fathers hath
promised thee
a
land
flowing
with
milk
and
honey.
\VS{4}Hear,
O
Israel,
the
Lord
our
God
is
one
Lord.
\VS{5}Thou shalt
love
the
Lord thy
God
with thy
whole
heart,
and
with thy
whole
soul,
and
with thy
whole
strength.
\VS{6}And
these
words
which
I
command thee
this
day,
shall
be
in thy
heart:
\VS{7}And thou shalt
tell
them
to thy
children,
and thou shalt meditate
upon
them
sitting
in thy
house,
and walking
on thy
journey, sleeping
and
rising.
\VS{8}And thou shalt
bind
them
as
a
sign
on thy
hand,
and
they
shall
be
and
shall move
between thy
eyes.
\VS{9}And thou shalt
write
them
in
the entry,
and
on
the doors
of thy
house.
\VS{10}And
when
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have
brought thee
into
the
land,
for
which
he
swore
to thy
fathers
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob:
and
shall
have
given thee
great
and goodly
cities,
which thou didst
not
build,
\VS{11}Houses
full
of riches,
which thou didst
not
set
up,
cisterns
which thou didst
not
dig,
vineyards
and oliveyards,
which thou didst
not
plant,
\VS{12}And thou shalt
have eaten
and
be full:
\VS{13}Take heed diligently lest thou forget
the
Lord,
who brought thee
out
of
the land
of Egypt,
out
of
the house
of
bondage. Thou shalt
fear
the
Lord thy
God,
and shalt
serve
him only,
and thou shalt
swear
by
his
name.
\VS{14}You
shall
not go
after
the strange
gods
of
all
the
nations,
that
are
round
about
you:
\VS{15}Because
the
Lord thy
God
is
a
jealous
God
in
the
midst
of thee:
lest
at
any time
the
wrath
of
the
Lord thy
God
be
kindled
against thee,
and take thee away
from
the
face
of
the
earth.
\VS{16}Thou shalt
not tempt
the
Lord thy
God,
as thou temptedst
him
in
the place
of temptation.
\VS{17}Keep
the precepts
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and
the testimonies
and ceremonies
which
he hath
commanded thee.
\VS{18}And
do
that
which
is
pleasing
and
good
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord,
that
it
may
be
well
with thee:
and
going
in thou mayst
possess
the goodly
land,
concerning
which
the
Lord
swore
to thy
fathers,
\VS{19}That
he
would
destroy
all thy
enemies
before thee,
as
he hath
spoken.
\VS{20}And
when thy
son
shall
ask thee
tomorrow,
saying:
What mean
these testimonies,
and ceremonies
and
judgments,
which
the
Lord
our
God hath
commanded
us?
\VS{21}Thou shalt
say
to
him: We
were bondmen
of Pharao
in
Egypt,
and
the
Lord
brought
us
out
of
Egypt
with
a
strong
hand.
\VS{22}And
he wrought
signs
and
wonders
great
and
very grievous
in
Egypt
against Pharao,
and
all
his
house,
in
our
sight,
\VS{23}And
he
brought
us
out
from thence,
that
he
might
bring
us
in
and
give
us
the
land, concerning
which
he
swore
to
our
fathers.
\VS{24}And
the
Lord
commanded
that
we
should
do
all
these ordinances,
and
should
fear
the
Lord
our
God,
that
it
might
be
well
with
us
all
the
days
of
our
life,
as
it
is
at
this
day.
\VS{25}And
he
will
be merciful
to
us,
if
we
keep
and
do
all
his precepts
before
the
Lord
our
God,
as
he hath
commanded
us.

\par }\Chap{7}{\PP \VerseOne{1}When
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have
brought thee
into
the
land,
which thou art
going
in
to
possess,
and
shall
have destroyed
many
nations
before thee,
the Hethite,
and
the Gergezite,
and
the Amorrhite,
and
the Chanaanite,
and
the Pherezite,
and
the Hevite,
and
the
Jebusite,
seven
nations
much
more
numerous
than thou art,
and
stronger
than thou:
\VS{2}And
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have
delivered
them
to thee, thou shalt utterly
destroy
them. Thou shalt
make
no
league
with
them,
nor shew
mercy
to
them:
\VS{3}Neither shalt thou
make marriages
with
them. Thou shalt
not
give thy
daughter
to
his
son,
nor
take
his
daughter
for thy
son:
\VS{4}For
she
will
turn
away thy
son
from
following
me,
that
he
may
rather
serve strange
gods,
and
the
wrath
of
the
Lord
will
be
kindled,
and
will
quickly
destroy thee.
\VS{5}But
thus
rather shall
you
deal
with
them:
Destroy
their
altars,
and
break
their statues,
and
cut
down
their groves,
and
burn
their
graven
things.
\VS{6}Because thou art
a
holy
people
to
the
Lord thy
God.
The
Lord thy
God hath
chosen thee,
to
be
his peculiar
people
of
all
peoples
that
are
upon
the
earth.
\VS{7}Not
because
you surpass
all
nations
in
number,
is
the
Lord joined unto
you,
and hath
chosen
you,
for
you
are
the
fewest
of
any
people:
\VS{8}But
because
the
Lord hath loved
you,
and hath
kept
his
oath,
which
he
swore
to
your
fathers:
and hath
brought
you
out
with
a
strong
hand,
and
redeemed
you
from
the
house
of
bondage,
out
of
the
hand
of Pharao
the
king
of
Egypt.
\VS{9}And thou shalt
know
that
the
Lord thy
God,
he
is
a
strong
and
faithful
God,
keeping
his
covenant
and
mercy
to
them
that
love
him,
and
to
them
that
keep
his
commandments, unto
a
thousand
generations:
\VS{10}And repaying forthwith
them
that
hate
him,
so
as
to
destroy
them,
without further
delay immediately rendering
to
them
what
they deserve.
\VS{11}Keep
therefore
the precepts
and ceremonies
and
judgments,
which
I
command thee
this
day
to
do.
\VS{12}If
after thou hast
heard
these
judgments, thou
keep
and
do
them,
the
Lord thy
God
will
also
keep
his
covenant
to thee,
and
the
mercy
which
he
swore
to thy
fathers:
\VS{13}And
he
will
love thee
and
multiply thee,
and
will
bless
the
fruit
of thy
womb,
and
the
fruit
of thy
land, thy corn,
and thy vintage, thy
oil,
and thy herds,
and
the
flocks
of thy
sheep
upon
the
land,
for
which
he
swore
to thy
fathers
that
he
would
give
it thee.
\VS{14}Blessed shalt thou
be
among
all
people.
No
one
shall
be
barren
among
you
of either sex,
neither
of
men
nor
cattle.
\VS{15}The
Lord
will
take
away
from thee
all
sickness:
and
the grievous infirmities
of
Egypt,
which thou knowest,
he
will
not
bring
upon thee,
but
upon thy
enemies.
\VS{16}Thou shalt
consume
all
the
people,
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
deliver
to thee. Thy
eye
shall
not
spare
them,
neither shalt thou
serve
their
gods, lest
they
be thy ruin.
\VS{17}If thou
say
in thy
heart:
These
nations
are
more
than
I,
how
shall
I
be
able
to
destroy
them?
\VS{18}Fear
not,
but
remember
what
the
Lord thy
God
did
to Pharao
and
to
all
the
Egyptians,
\VS{19}The exceeding
great plagues,
which thy
eyes
saw,
and
the
signs
and
wonders,
and
the
strong
hand,
and
the
stretched
out
arm,
with
which
the
Lord thy
God
brought thee
out:
so
will
he
do
to
all
the
people,
whom thou fearest.
\VS{20}Moreover
the
Lord thy
God
will
send
also
hornets among
them,
until
he
destroy
and consume
all
that
have escaped thee,
and
could
hide themselves.
\VS{21}Thou shalt
not
fear
them,
because
the
Lord thy
God
is
in
the
midst
of thee,
a
God
mighty
and terrible:
\VS{22}He
will
consume
these
nations
in thy
sight
by
little
and
little
and
by degrees. Thou wilt
not
be
able
to
destroy
them altogether:
lest
perhaps
the
beasts
of
the earth
should
increase
upon thee.
\VS{23}But
the
Lord thy
God
shall
deliver
them
in thy
sight:
and
shall slay
them
until
they
be
utterly
destroyed.
\VS{24}And
he
shall
deliver
their
kings
into thy
hands,
and thou shalt
destroy
their
names
from
under
Heaven:
no
man
shall
be
able
to resist thee,
until thou
destroy
them.
\VS{25}Their
graven
things thou shalt
burn
with
fire: thou shalt
not
covet
the
silver
and
gold
of
which
they
are
made,
neither shalt thou
take
to thee
any
thing thereof,
lest thou offend,
because
it
is
an
abomination
to
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{26}Neither shalt thou
bring
any
thing
of
the idol
into thy
house, lest thou
become
an anathema,
like
it. Thou shalt
detest
it
as dung,
and shalt
utterly
abhor
it
as uncleanness
and filth,
because
it
is
an anathema.

\par }\Chap{8}{\PP \VerseOne{1}All
the
commandments,
that
I
command thee
this
day,
take great
care
to
observe:
that
you
may
live,
and
be
multiplied,
and
going
in
may
possess
the
land,
for
which
the
Lord
swore
to
your
fathers.
\VS{2}And thou shalt
remember
all
the
way
through
which
the
Lord thy
God hath
brought thee
for
forty
years
through
the
desert,
to
afflict thee
and
to
prove thee,
and
that
the
things
that
were
in thy
heart
might
be
made
known,
whether thou wouldst
keep
his
commandments
or
no.
\VS{3}He
afflicted thee
with want,
and gave thee
manna
for thy
food,
which
neither thou
nor thy
fathers
knew:
to shew
that
not
in
bread
alone doth
man
live,
but
in
every
word
that proceedeth
from
the
mouth
of
God.
\VS{4}Thy raiment,
with
which thou wast covered, hath
not decayed
for age,
and thy
foot
is
not
worn, lo
this
is
the
fortieth
year,
\VS{5}That thou mayst
consider
in thy
heart,
that
as
a
man traineth
up
his
son,
so
the
Lord thy
God hath
trained thee
up.
\VS{6}That thou shouldst
keep
the
commandments
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and
walk
in
his
ways,
and
fear
him.
\VS{7}For
the
Lord thy
God
will
bring thee
into
a
good
land,
of brooks
and
of
waters,
and
of
fountains:
in
the plains
of
which
and
the
hills
deep rivers break
out:
\VS{8}A
land
of
wheat,
and
barley,
and vineyards, wherein
fig
trees
and
pomegranates,
and oliveyards grow:
a
land
of
oil
and
honey.
\VS{9}Where
without
any
want thou shalt
eat thy
bread,
and enjoy abundance
of
all
things:
where
the
stones
are
iron,
and
out
of
its
hills
are dug mines
of
brass:
\VS{10}That
when thou hast
eaten,
and art
full, thou mayst
bless
the
Lord thy
God
for
the excellent
land
which
he hath
given thee.
\VS{11}Take
heed,
and
beware
lest
at any
time thou
forget
the
Lord thy
God,
and
neglect
his
commandments
and
judgments
and ceremonies,
which
I
command thee
this
day:
\VS{12}Lest after thou hast
eaten
and art
filled, hast
built goodly
houses,
and
dwelt
in
them,
\VS{13}And shalt
have
herds
of
oxen
and
flocks
of
sheep,
and
plenty
of
gold
and
of
silver,
and
of
all
things,
\VS{14}Thy
heart
be
lifted
up,
and thou remember
not
the
Lord thy
God,
who
brought thee
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
out
of
the
house
of
bondage:
\VS{15}And
was thy leader
in
the
great
and terrible
wilderness,
wherein
there
was
the
serpent burning
with
his breath,
and
the scorpion
and
the dipsas,
and
no
waters
at
all:
who
brought
forth streams
out
of
the hardest
rock,
\VS{16}And
fed thee
in
the
wilderness
with
manna
which thy
fathers
knew
not.
And after
he
had afflicted
and
proved thee,
at
the
last
he
had mercy
on thee,
\VS{17}Lest thou shouldst
say
in thy
heart:
My own
might,
and
the
strength
of
my own
hand
have achieved all
these things
for
me.
\VS{18}But
remember
the
Lord thy
God,
that
he hath
given thee
strength,
that
he
might
fulfill
his
covenant,
concerning
which
he
swore
to thy
fathers,
as
this
present
day sheweth.
\VS{19}But
if thou
forget
the
Lord thy
God,
and
follow strange
gods,
and
serve
and adore
them: behold
now
I foretell thee
that thou shalt
utterly
perish.
\VS{20}As
the
nations,
which
the
Lord
destroyed
at thy entrance,
so
shall
you
also
perish,
if
you
be disobedient
to
the
voice
of
the
Lord
your
God.

\par }\Chap{9}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Hear,
O
Israel: Thou shalt
go
over
the
Jordan
this
day;
to
possess
nations
very
great,
and
stronger
than thyself,
cities
great,
and walled
up
to
the
sky,
\VS{2}A
People
great
and
tall,
the
sons
of
the Enacims,
whom thou hast seen,
and
heard
of,
against
whom
no
man
is able
to
stand.
\VS{3}Thou shalt
know
therefore
this
day
that
the
Lord thy
God
himself
will
pass
over
before thee,
a
devouring
and
consuming
fire,
to
destroy
and extirpate
and
bring
them
to nothing
before thy
face
quickly,
as
he hath
spoken
to thee.
\VS{4}Say
not
in thy
heart,
when
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have destroyed
them
in thy
sight:
For
my
justice hath
the
Lord
brought
me
in
to
possess
this
land, whereas
these
nations
are destroyed
for
their
wickedness.
\VS{5}For
it
is
not
for thy justices,
and
the
uprightness
of thy
heart
that thou shalt
go
in
to
possess
their
lands:
but
because
they
have done
wickedly,
they
are destroyed
at thy
coming
in:
and
that
the
Lord
might
accomplish
his
word,
which
he
promised
by
oath
to thy
fathers
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob.
\VS{6}Know
therefore
that
the
Lord thy
God giveth thee
not
this excellent
land
in
possession
for thy justices,
for thou art
a
very stiffnecked
people.
\VS{7}Remember,
and
forget
not
how
then provokedst
the
Lord thy
God
to
wrath
in
the
wilderness.
From
the
day
that thou camest
out
of
Egypt unto
this
place, thou hast
always strove
against
the
Lord.
\VS{8}For
in
Horeb
also thou didst provoke
him,
and
he
was
angry,
and
would
have
destroyed thee,
\VS{9}When
I
went
up
into
the
mount
to
receive
the tables
of
stone,
the tables
of
the
covenant
which
the
Lord
made
with
you:
and
I continued
in
the
mount
forty
days
and
nights,
neither
eating
bread,
nor
drinking
water.
\VS{10}And
the
Lord
gave
me
two tables
of
stone
written
with
the
finger
of
God,
and containing
all
the
words
that
he
spoke
to
you
in
the
mount
from
the
midst
of
the
Are,
when
the
people
were
assembled
together.
\VS{11}And
when
forty
days
were
passed,
and
as many
nights,
the
Lord
gave
me
the
two tables
of
stone,
the tables
of
the
covenant,
\VS{12}And
said
to
me:
Arise,
and
go
down
from hence
quickly:
for thy
people,
which thou hast
brought
out
of
Egypt,
have
quickly forsaken
the
way
that thou hast shewn
them,
and
have
made
to themselves
a molten idol.
\VS{13}And again
the
Lord
said
to
me:
I
see
that
this
people
is stiffnecked:
\VS{14}Let
me
alone
that
I
may
destroy
them,
and abolish
their
name
from
under
heaven,
and
set thee
over
a
nation,
that
is
greater
and
stronger
than
this.
\VS{15}And
when
I
came
down
from
the
burning
mount,
and held
the
two tables
of
the
covenant
with
both
hands,
\VS{16}And
saw
that
you
had
sinned
against
the
Lord
your
God,
and
had
made
to
yourselves
a molten
calf,
and
had
quickly forsaken
his
way,
which
he
had shewn
you:
\VS{17}I
cast
the tables
out
of
my
hands,
and
broke
them
in
your
sight.
\VS{18}And
I
fell
down
before
the
Lord
as
before,
forty
days
and
nights
neither
eating
bread,
nor
drinking
water,
for
all
your
sins,
which
you
had
committed
against
the
Lord,
and
had
provoked
him
to wrath:
\VS{19}For
I feared
his indignation
and
anger, wherewith being moved
against
you,
he
would
have
destroyed
you.
And
the
Lord
heard
me
this
time
also.
\VS{20}And
he
was
exceeding
angry
against
Aaron
also,
and
would
have
destroyed
him,
and
I
prayed
in
like manner
for
him.
\VS{21}And
your
sin
that
you
had
committed,
that
is,
the
calf,
I
took,
and
burned
it
with
fire,
and breaking
it
into
pieces,
until
it
was
as
small
as
dust,
I
threw
it
into
the torrent,
which cometh
down
from
the
mountain.
\VS{22}At
the burning
also,
and
at
the
place
of temptation,
and
at
the graves
of lust
you
provoked
the
Lord:
\VS{23}And
when
he
sent
you
from Cadesbarne,
saying:
Go
up,
and
possess
the
land
that
I
have
given
you,
and
you slighted
the
commandment
of
the
Lord
your
God,
and
did
not
believe
him,
neither
would
you hearken
to
his
voice:
\VS{24}But
were
always
rebellious
from
the
day
that
I
began
to
know
you.
\VS{25}And
I
lay prostrate
before
the
Lord
forty
days
and
nights,
in
which
I humbly besought
him,
that
he
would
not
destroy
you
as
he
had
threatened:
\VS{26}And
praying,
I
said:
O
Lord
God,
destroy
not thy
people,
and thy
inheritance,
which thou hast
redeemed
in thy
greatness,
whom thou hast
brought
out
of
Egypt
with
a
strong
hand.
\VS{27}Remember thy
servants
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob:
look
not
on
the
stubbornness
of
this
people,
nor
on
their
wickedness
and
sin:
\VS{28}Lest
perhaps
the inhabitants
of
the
land,
out
of
which thou hast
brought
us,
say:
The
Lord
could
not
bring
them
into
the
land
that
he
promised
them,
and
he
hated
them:
therefore
he
brought
them
out,
that
he
might
kill
them
in
the
wilderness,
\VS{29}Who
are thy
people
and thy
inheritance,
whom thou hast
brought
out
by thy
great
strength,
and
in thy
stretched
out
arm.

\par }\Chap{10}{\PP \VerseOne{1}At
that
time
the
Lord
said
to
me: Hew thee
two tables
of
stone
like
the
former,
and
come
up
to
me
into
the
mount:
and thou shalt
make
an
ark
of mood,
\VS{2}And
I
will
write
on
the tables
the
words
that
were
in
them,
which thou brokest
before,
and thou shalt
put
them
in
the
ark.
\VS{3}And
I
made an
ark
of setim
wood
And
when
I
had hewn
two tables
of
stone
like
the
former,
I
went
up
into
the
mount, having
them
in
my
hands.
\VS{4}And
he
wrote
in
the tables,
according
as
he
had
written
before,
the
ten
words,
which
the
Lord
spoke
to
you
in
the
mount
from
the
midst
of
the
fire,
when
the
people
were
assembled:
and
he
gave
them
to
me.
\VS{5}And returning
from
the
mount,
I
came
down,
and
put
the tables
into
the
ark,
that
I
had
made,
and
they
are
there till
this
present,
as
the
Lord
commanded
me.
\VS{6}And
the
children
of
Israel
removed
their camp
from Beroth
of
the
children
of Jacan into Mosera,
where
Aaron
died
and
was
buried,
and
Eleazar
his
son
succeeded
him
in
the priestly office.
\VS{7}From thence
they came
to Gadgad,
from
which
place
they
departed,
and camped
in Jetebatha,
in
a
land
of
waters
and torrents.
\VS{8}At
that
time
he
separated
the
tribe
of
Levi,
to
carry
the
ark
of
the
covenant
of
the
Lord,
and
to
stand
before
him
in
the ministry,
and
to
bless
in
his
name
until
this
present
day.
\VS{9}Wherefore
Levi hath
no
part
nor
possession
with
his
brethren:
because
the
Lord
himself
is
his
possession,
as
the
Lord thy
God
promised
him.
\VS{10}And
I
stood
in
the
mount,
as
before,
forty
days
and
nights:
and
the
Lord
heard
me
this
time
also,
and
would
not
destroy thee.
\VS{11}And
he
said
to
me:
Go,
and walk
before
the
people,
that
they
may
enter,
and
possess
the
land,
which
I
swore
to
their
fathers
that
I
would
give
them.
\VS{12}And
now,
Israel,
what doth
the
Lord thy
God
require
of thee,
but
that thou
fear
the
Lord thy
God,
and
walk
in
his
ways,
and
love
him,
and
serve
the
Lord thy
God,
with
all thy
heart,
and
with
all thy
soul:
\VS{13}And
keep
the
commandments
of
the
Lord,
and
his ceremonies,
which
I
command thee
this
day,
that
it
may
be
well
with thee?
\VS{14}Behold
heaven
is
the
Lord’s thy
God,
and
the
heaven
of
heaven,
the
earth
and
all
things
that
are therein.
\VS{15}And
yet
the
Lord hath
been closely joined
to thy
fathers,
and
loved
them
and
chose
their
seed
after
them,
that
is
to
say,
you,
out
of
all
nations,
as
this
day
it
is proved.
\VS{16}Circumcise
therefore
the
foreskin
of
your
heart,
and
stiffen
your
neck
no
more.
\VS{17}Because
the
Lord
your
God
he
is
the
God
of
gods,
and
the
Lord
of
lords,
a
great
God
and
mighty
and terrible,
a
who accepteth
no person
nor taketh
bribes.
\VS{18}He doth
judgment
to
the
fatherless
and
the
widow, loveth
the
stranger,
and giveth
him
food
and raiment.
\VS{19}And do
you
therefore
love
strangers,
because
you
also
were
strangers
in
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{20}Thou shalt
fear
the
Lord thy
God,
and
serve
him only:
to
him thou shalt adhere,
and shalt
swear
by
his
name.
\VS{21}He
is thy
praise,
and thy
God,
that hath
done
for thee
these
great
and terrible
things,
which thy
eyes
have
seen.
\VS{22}In
seventy
souls thy
fathers
went
down
into
Egypt:
and behold
now
the
Lord thy
God hath
multiplied thee
as
the
stars
of
heaven.

\par }\Chap{11}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Therefore
love
the
Lord thy
God
and
observe
his precepts
and ceremonies,
his
judgments
and
commandments
at
all
times.
\VS{2}Know
this
day
the
things
that
your
children
know
not,
who
saw
not
the chastisements
of
the
Lord
your
God.
his
great doings
and
strong
hand,
and
stretched
out
arm,
\VS{3}The
signs
and
works
which
he
did
in
the
midst
of
Egypt
to
king Pharao,
and
to
all
his
land,
\VS{4}And
to
all
the host
of
the
Egyptians,
and
to
their
horses
and
chariots:
how
the
waters
of
the Red
Sea covered
them,
when
they
pursued
you,
and
how
the
Lord
destroyed
them
until
this
present
day:
\VS{5}And
what
he hath
done
to
you
in
the
wilderness,
till
you
came
to
this
place:
\VS{6}And
to
Dathan
and Abiron
the
sons
of
Eliab,
who
was
the
son
of Ruben:
whom
the
earth,
opening
her
mouth
swallowed
up
with
their
households
and
tents,
and
all
their substance,
which
they
had
in
the
midst
of
Israel.
\VS{7}Your
eyes
have
seen
all
the greet
works
of
the
Lord,
that
he hath
done,
\VS{8}That
you
may
keep
all
his
commandments,
which
I
command
you
this
day,
and
may
go
in,
and
possess
the
land,
to
which
you
are
entering,
\VS{9}And
may
live
in
it
a
long
time:
which
the
Lord
promised
by
oath
to
your
fathers,
and
to
their
seed,
a
land
which floweth
with
milk
and
honey.
\VS{10}For
the
land,
which thou goest
to
possess,
is
not
like
the
land
of
Egypt,
from whence thou camest
out,
where,
when
the
seed
is
sown,
waters
are
brought
in
to
water
it
after
the manner
of
gardens.
\VS{11}But
it
is
a
land
of
hills
and plains, expecting
rain
from
heaven.
\VS{12}And
the
Lord thy
God doth
always visit
it,
and
his
eyes
are
on
it
from
the
beginning
of
the
year unto
the
end thereof.
\VS{13}If
then
you
obey
my
commandments,
which
I
command
you
this
day,
that
you
love
the
Lord
your
God,
and
serve
him
with
all
your
heart,
and
with
all
your
soul:
\VS{14}He
will
give
to
your
land
the
early
rain
and
the
latter
rain,
that
you
may
gather
in
your corn,
and
your
wine,
and
your
oil,
\VS{15}And
your hay out
of
the
fields
to
feed
your
cattle,
and
that
you
may
eat
and
be
filled.
\VS{16}Beware
lest
perhaps
your
heart
be deceived,
and
you
depart
from
the Lord,
and
serve strange
gods,
and adore
them:
\VS{17}And
the
Lord
being
angry
shut
up
heaven,
that
the
rain
come
not
down,
nor
the
earth
yield
her
fruit,
and
you
perish
quickly
from
the excellent
land,
which
the
Lord
will
give
you.
\VS{18}Lay
up
these
my
words
in
your
hearts
and
minds,
and hang
them
for
a
sign
on
your
hands,
and
place
them
between
your
eyes.
\VS{19}Teach
your
children
that
they meditate
on
them,
when thou sittest
in thy
house,
and
when thou walkest
on
the
way,
and
when thou liest
down
and risest
up.
\VS{20}Thou shalt
write
them
upon
the
posts
and
the doors
of thy
house:
\VS{21}That thy
days
may
be
multiplied,
and
the
days
of thy
children
in
the
land
which
the
Lord
swore
to thy
fathers,
that
he
would
give
them
as
long
as
the
heaven hangeth
over
the
earth.
\VS{22}For
if
you
keep
the
commandments
which
I
command
you,
and
do
them,
to
love
the
Lord
your
God,
and
walk
in
all
his
ways, cleaving unto
him,
\VS{23}The
Lord
will
destroy
all
these
nations
before
your
face,
and
you
shall
possess
them,
which
are
greater
and
stronger
than
you.
\VS{24}Every
place,
that
your
foot
shall
tread
upon,
shall
be yours.
From
the
desert,
and
from Libanus,
from
the great
river
Euphrates unto
the
western
sea
shall
be
your
borders.
\VS{25}None
shall
stand
against
you:
the
Lord
your
God
shall
lay
the
dread
and
fear
of
you
upon
all
the
land
that
you
shall
tread
upon,
as
he hath
spoken
to
you.
\VS{26}Behold
I
set
forth
in
your
sight
this
day
a
blessing
and
a
curse:
\VS{27}A
blessing,
if
you
obey
the
commandments
of
the
Lord
your
God,
which
I
command
you
this
day:
\VS{28}A
curse,
if
you
obey
not
the
commandments
of
the
Lord
your.
God,
but revolt
from
the
way
which
now
I shew
you,
and
walk
after strange
gods
which
you
know
not.
\VS{29}And
when
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have
brought thee
into
the
land, whither thou goest
to dwell, thou shalt
put
the
blessing
upon
mount Garizim,
the
curse
upon
mount Hebal:
\VS{30}Which
are
beyond
the
Jordan,
behind
the
way
that goeth
to
the
setting
of
the
sun,
in
the
land
of
the Chanaanite
who dwelleth
in
the
plain
country
over
against Galgala, which
is
near
the valley
that reacheth
and entereth far.
\VS{31}For
you
shall
pass
over
the
Jordan,
to
possess
the
land,
which
the
Lord
your
God
will
give
you,
that
you
may
have
it
and
possess
it.
\VS{32}See
therefore
that
you fulfill
the ceremonies
and
judgments,
which
I
shall
set
this
day
before
you.

\par }\Chap{12}{\PP \VerseOne{1}These
are
the precepts
and
judgments,
that
you
must
do
in
the
land,
which
the
Lord
the
God
of thy
fathers
will
give thee,
to
possess
it
all
the
days
that thou shalt walk
upon
the
earth.
\VS{2}Destroy
all
the
places
in
which
the
nations,
that
you
shall
possess, worshipped
their
gods
upon
high
mountains,
and
hills,
and
under
every shady
tree:
\VS{3}Overthrow
their
altars,
and
break
down
their statues,
burn
their groves
with
fire,
and
break
their
idols
in
pieces:
destroy
their
names
out
of
those
places.
\VS{4}You
shall
not
do
so
to
the
Lord
your
God:
\VS{5}But
you
shall
come
to
the
place,
which
the
Lord
your
God
shall
choose
out
of
all
your
tribes,
to
put
his
name
there,
and
to dwell
in
it:
\VS{6}And
you
shall
offer
in
that
place
your holocausts
and victims,
the
tithes
and firstfruits
of
your
hands
and
your
vows
and
gifts,
the
firstborn
of
your
herds
and
your
sheep.
\VS{7}And
you
shall
eat
there
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord
your
God:
and
you
shall
rejoice
in
all
things, whereunto
you
shall
put
your
hand,
you
and
your
houses
wherein
the
Lord
your
God hath
blessed
you.
\VS{8}You
shall
not
do
there
the
things
we
do
here
this
day,
every
man
that
which seemeth good
to
himself.
\VS{9}For
until
this
present
time
you
are
not
come
to refit,
and
to
the
possession,
which
the
Lord
your
God
will
give
you.
\VS{10}You
shall
pass
over
the
Jordan,
and
shall
dwell
in
the
land
which
the
Lord
your
God
will
give
you,
that
you
may
have
rest
from
all
enemies
round
about:
and
may
dwell without
any fear,
\VS{11}In
the
place,
which
the
Lord
your
God
shall
choose,
that
his
name
may
be therein. Thither
shall
you
bring
all
the
things
that
I
command
you, holocausts,
and victims,
and
tithes,
and
the firstfruits
of
your
hands:
and
whatsoever
is
the
choicest
in
the
gifts
which
you
shall
vow
to
the
Lord.
\VS{12}There
shall
you feast
before
the
Lord
your
God,
you
and
your
sons
and
your
daughters,
your menservants
and maid-servants,
and
the
Levite
that dwelleth
in
your
cities.
For
he hath
no
other
part
and
possession
among
you.
\VS{13}Beware
lest thou
offer thy holocausts
in
every
place
that thou shalt
see:
\VS{14}But
in
the
place
which
the
Lord
shall
choose
in
one
of thy
tribes shalt thou
offer sacrifices.
and shalt
do
all
that
I
command thee.
\VS{15}But
if thou desirest
to
eat,
and
the
eating
of
flesh delight thee, kill,
and
eat according
to
the
blessing
of
the
Lord thy
God,
which
he hath
given thee,
in thy
cities: whether
it
be
unclean,
that
is
to say,
having blemish
or defect:
or
clean,
that
is
to say, sound
and without blemish,
such
as
may
be
offered,
as
the roe,
and
the hart, shalt thou
eat
it:
\VS{16}Only
the
blood thou shalt
not
eat,
but thou shalt
pour
it
out
upon
the
earth
as
water.
\VS{17}Thou mayst
not
eat
in thy
towns
the
tithes
of thy corn,
and thy
wine,
and thy
oil,
the
firstborn
of thy
herds
and thy
cattle,
nor
any
thing
that thou vowest,
and
that thou wilt offer
voluntarily,
and
the firstfruits
of thy
hands:
\VS{18}But thou shalt
eat
them
before
the
Lord thy
God
in
the
place
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose, thou
and thy
son
and thy
daughter,
and thy manservant,
and
maidservant,
and
the
Levite
that dwelleth
in thy
cities:
and thou shalt
rejoice
and
be refreshed
before
the
Lord thy
God
in
all
things, whereunto thou shalt
put thy
hand.
\VS{19}Take
heed thou
forsake
not
the
Levite
all
the
time
that thou livest
in
the
land.
\VS{20}When
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have
enlarged thy
borders,
as
he hath
spoken
to thee,
and thou wilt
eat
the
flesh
that thy
soul desireth:
\VS{21}And
if
the
place
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose,
that
his
name
should
be
there,
be
far
off, thou shalt kill
of thy
herds
and
of thy
flocks,
as
I
have
commanded thee,
and shalt
eat
in thy
towns,
as
it pleaseth thee.
\VS{22}Even
as
the roe
and
the hart
is
eaten,
so shalt thou
eat
them:
both
the
clean
and
unclean
shall
eat
of
them
alike.
\VS{23}Only beware
of
this,
that thou
eat
not
the
blood,
for
the
blood
is
for
the
soul:
and
therefore thou
must
not
eat
the
soul
with
the
flesh:
\VS{24}But thou shalt
pour
it
upon
the
earth
as
water,
\VS{25}That
it
may
be
well
with thee
and thy
children
after thee,
when thou shalt
do
that
which
is
pleasing
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord.
\VS{26}But
the
things
which thou hast sanctified
and
vowed
to
the
Lord, thou shalt
take,
and shalt
come
to
the
place
which
the
Lord
shall
choose:
\VS{27}And shalt
offer thy oblations
the
flesh
and
the
blood
upon
the
altar
of
the
Lord thy
God:
the
blood
of thy victims thou shalt
pour
on
the
altar:
and
the
flesh thou thyself shalt
eat.
\VS{28}Observe
and
hear
all
the
things
that
I
command thee,
that
it
may
be
well
with thee
and thy
children
after thee
for
ever,
when thou shalt
do
what
is
good
and
pleasing
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{29}When
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have
destroyed
before thy
face
the
nations,
which
then shalt
go
in
to
possess,
and
when thou shalt
possess
them,
and
dwell
in
their
land:
\VS{30}Beware
lest thou imitate
them,
after
they
are
destroyed
at thy coming
in,
and
lest thou
seek
after
their ceremonies,
saying:
As
these
nations
have worshipped
their
gods,
so
will
I
also
worship.
\VS{31}Thou shalt
not
do
in
like
manner
to
the
Lord thy
God.
For
they
have
done
to
their
gods
all
the
abominations
which
the
Lord abhorreth,
offering
their
sons
and
daughters,
and
burning
them
with
fire.
\VS{32}What I command thee, that only do thou to the Lord: neither add any thing, nor diminish.

\par }\Chap{13}{\PP \VerseOne{1}If
there rise
in
the midst
of thee
a prophet
or
one
that saith
he hath dreamed
a dream,
and
he foretell
a sign
and
a wonder,
\VS{2}And
that
come
to
pass
which
he
spoke,
and
he
say
to thee:
Let
us
go
and follow strange gods,
which thou knowest
not,
and
let
us serve
them:
\VS{3}Thou shalt
not hear
the words
of
that
prophet
or dreamer:
for
the Lord
your
God trieth
you,
that
it
may appear whether
you love
him
with
all
your heart,
and
with
all
your soul,
or
not.
\VS{4}Follow
the
Lord
your
God,
and fear
him,
and
keep
his
commandments,
and
hear
his voice:
him
you
shall serve,
and
to
him
you
shall cleave.
\VS{5}And
that
prophet
or forger
of dreams
shall
be slain:
because
he spoke
to draw
you
away
from
the
Lord
your
God,
who brought
you
out
of
the land
of Egypt,
and redeemed
you
from
the house
of
bondage:
to
make thee go
out
of
the way, which
the
Lord thy
God
commanded thee:
and thou shalt
take
away
the evil
out
of
the midst
of thee.
\VS{6}If thy brother
the son
of thy mother,
or thy son,
or
daughter,
or thy
wife
that
is
in thy bosom,
or thy friend,
whom thou lovest
as thy own soul,
would persuade thee secretly,
saying: Let
us
go,
and serve strange
gods,
which thou knowest
not,
nor thy fathers,
\VS{7}Of
all
the nations round
about,
that
are
near
or afar
off,
from
one end
of
the earth
to
the
other,
\VS{8}Consent
not
to
him, hear
him
not, neither let thy eye spare
him
to pity
and conceal
him,
\VS{9}But thou shalt presently put
him
to death.
It
Let thy hand
be first
upon
him,
and afterwards
the hands
of all
the
people.
\VS{10}With stones
shall
he
be stoned
to
death:
because
he
would
have withdrawn thee
from
the Lord thy
God,
who
brought thee
out
of
the land
of Egypt,
from
the house
of bondage:
\VS{11}That all Israel hearing
may fear,
and
may
do no
more
any
thing
like
this.
\VS{12}If
in
one
of thy cities,
which
the Lord thy
God
shall
give thee
to dwell
in, thou
hear
some
say:
\VS{13}Children
of Belial
are gone
out
of
the midst
of thee,
and
have withdrawn
the
inhabitants
of
their
city,
and
have
said:
Let
us go,
and serve strange
gods
which
you know
not:
\VS{14}Inquire
carefully
and diligently,
the truth
of
the thing
by looking
well
into
it,
and
if thou
find
that
which
is
said
to
be
certain,
and
that
this abomination hath
been
really committed,
\VS{15}Thou shalt forthwith kill
the inhabitants
of
that city
with
the edge
of
the sword,
and shalt
destroy
it
and
all
things
that
are
in
it,
even
the cattle.
\VS{16}And
all
the household goods
that
are
there, thou shalt gather together
in
the midst
of
the streets thereof,
and shalt burn
them
with
the
city
itself,
so
as
to consume
all
for
the Lord thy God,
and
that
it
be
a heap
for ever:
it
shall
be built
no more.
\VS{17}And
there
shall
nothing
of
that anathema stick
to thy hand:
that
the
Lord
may
turn
from
the wrath
of
his fury,
and
may
have
mercy
on thee,
and multiply thee
as
he swore
to thy fathers,
\VS{18}When thou shalt hear
the voice
of
the
Lord thy
God,
keeping
all
his precepts,
which
I
command thee
this day,
that thou mayst
do
what
is pleasing
in
the sight
of
the
Lord thy
God.

\par }\Chap{14}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Be ye
children
of
the
Lord
your
God:
you
shall
not
cut
yourselves,
no,
make
any
baldness
for
the
dead;
\VS{2}Because thou art
a
holy
people
to
the
Lord thy
God:
and
he
chose thee
to
be
his peculiar
people
of
all
nations
that
are
upon
the
earth.
\VS{3}Eat
not
the
things
that
are unclean.
\VS{4}These
are
the
beasts
that
you
shall
eat,
the
ox,
and
the
sheep,
and
the
goat,
\VS{5}The hart and the roe, the buffle, the chamois, the pygarg, the
wild
goat, the camelopardalus.
\VS{6}Every
beast
that divideth
the
hoof
in
two
parts,
and cheweth
the
cud,
you
shall
eat.
\VS{7}But
of
them
that
chew
the
cud,
but
divide
not
the
hoof,
you
shall
not
eat,
such
as
the
camel,
the
hare,
and
the cherogril:
because
they
chew
the
cud,
but
divide
not
the
hoof,
they
shall
be
unclean
to
you.
\VS{8}The swine
also,
because
it divideth
the
hoof,
but cheweth
not
the
cud,
shall
be
unclean,
their
flesh
you
shall
not
eat,
and
their
carcasses
you
shall
not
touch.
\VS{9}These
shall
you
eat
of
all
that abide
in
the
waters:
All
that
have
fins
and
scales,
you
shall
eat.
\VS{10}Such
as
are
without
fins
and
scales,
you
shall
not
eat,
because
they
are
unclean.
\VS{11}All
birds
that are
clean
you
shall
eat.
\VS{12}The unclean
eat
not:
to wit,
the
eagle,
and
the grype,
and
the osprey,
\VS{13}The ringtail,
and
the vulture,
and
the kite
according
to their
kind:
\VS{14}And
all
of
the raven’s
kind:
\VS{15}And
the
ostrich,
and
the
owl,
and
the larus,
and
the
hawk
according
to
its
kind:
\VS{16}The heron,
and
the swan,
and
the stork,
\VS{17}And
the
cormorant,
the porphyrion,
and
the night crow,
\VS{18}The bittern, and the charadrion, every one in their
kind: the hoop also and the
bat.
\VS{19}Every
thing
that creepeth,
and hath little
wings,
shall
be
unclean,
and
shall
not
be
eaten.
\VS{20}All
that
is
clean,
you
shall
eat.
\VS{21}But
whatsoever
is
dead
of itself,
eat
not thereof.
Give
it
to
the
stranger,
that
is within thy
gates,
to
eat,
or
sell
it
to
him:
because thou art
the
holy
people
of
the
Lord thy
God. Thou shalt
not
boil
a kid
in
the
milk
of
his dam.
\VS{22}Every
year thou shalt
set aside
the
tithes
of
all thy fruits
that
the earth bringeth
forth,
\VS{23}And thou shalt
eat
before
the
Lord thy
God
in
the
place
which
he
shall
choose,
that
his
name
may
be
called upon therein,
the
tithe
of thy corn,
and thy
wine,
and thy
oil,
and
the
firstborn
of thy
herds
and thy
sheep:
that thou mayst
learn
to
fear
the
Lord thy
God
at
all
times.
\VS{24}But
when
the
way
and
the
place
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose,
are
far
off,
and
he hath
blessed thee,
and thou canst
not
carry
all
these
things thither,
\VS{25}Thou shalt
sell
them all,
and
turn
them
into
money,
and shalt
carry
it
in thy
hand,
and shalt
go
to
the
place
which
the
Lord
shall
choose:
\VS{26}And thou shalt buy
with
the same
money
whatsoever pleaseth thee, either
of
the
herds
or
of
sheep,
wine
also
and
strong
drink,
and
all
that thy
soul desireth:
and thou shalt
eat
before
the
Lord thy
God,
and shalt
feast, thou
and thy
house:
\VS{27}And
the
Levite
that
is
within thy
gates, beware thou
forsake
him
not,
because
he hath
no
other part
in thy
possession.
\VS{28}The
third
year thou shalt separate another
tithe
of
all
things
that
grow
to thee
at
that
time,
and shalt
lay
it
up within thy
gates.
\VS{29}And
the
Levite
that hath
no
other
part
nor
possession
with thee,
and
the
stranger
and
the
fatherless
and
the
widow,
that
are
within thy
gates,
shall
come
and
shall
eat
and
be
filled:
that
the
Lord thy
God
may
bless thee
in
all
the
works
of thy
hands
that thou shalt
do.

\par }\Chap{15}{\PP \VerseOne{1}In
the
seventh
year thou shalt
make
a
remission,
\VS{2}Which
shall
be celebrated
in
this
order.
He
to
whom
any
thing
is owing
from
his
friend
or neighbour
or
brother,
cannot
demand
it again,
because
it
is
the
year
of
remission
of
the
Lord,
\VS{3}Of
the
foreigner
or
stranger thou mayst
exact
it:
of thy
countryman
and neighbour thou shalt
not
have
power
to demand
it
again.
\VS{4}And
there
shall
be
no
poor
nor beggar
among
you:
that
the
Lord thy
God
may
bless thee
in
the
land
which
he
will
give thee
in
possession.
\VS{5}Yet
so
if thou
hear
the
voice
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and
keep
all
things
that
he hath
ordained,
and
which
I
command thee
this
day,
he
will bless thee,
as
he hath
promised.
\VS{6}Thou shalt
lend
to
many
nations,
and thou shalt
borrow
of
no man. Thou shalt
have
dominion
over
very
many
nations,
and
no
one
shall
have
dominion
over thee.
\VS{7}If
one
of thy
brethren
that dwelleth within
the
gates
of thy
city
in
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee,
come
to poverty: thou shalt
not
harden thy
heart,
nor
close thy
hand,
\VS{8}But shalt
open
it
to
the
poor man, thou shalt
lend
him,
that
which thou perceivest
he hath
need
of.
\VS{9}Beware
lest
perhaps
a
wicked
thought steal
in
upon thee,
and thou
say
in thy
heart:
The
seventh
year
of
remission draweth nigh;
and thou
turn
away thy
eyes
from thy
poor
brother, denying
to
lend
him
that
which
he asketh:
lest
he
cry
against thee
to
the
Lord,
and
it
become
a
sin unto thee.
\VS{10}But thou shalt
give
to
him:
neither shalt thou
do
any
thing craftily
in relieving
his necessities:
that
the
Lord thy
God
may
bless thee
at
all
times,
and
in
all
things
to
which thou shalt
put thy
hand.
\VS{11}There
will
not
be wanting
poor
in
the
land
of thy habitation:
therefore
I
command thee
to
open thy
hand
to thy
needy
and
poor
brother,
that liveth
in
the
land.
\VS{12}When thy
brother
a
Hebrew
man,
or
Hebrew
woman
is
sold
to thee,
and hath
served thee
six
years,
in
the
seventh
year thou shalt
let
him
go
free:
\VS{13}And
when thou sendest
him
out
free, thou shalt
not
let
him
go
away
empty:
\VS{14}But shalt
give
him
for
his way out
of thy
flocks,
and out
of thy barnfloor,
and thy
winepress, wherewith
the
Lord thy
God
shall
bless thee.
\VS{15}Remember
that thou
also wast
a bondservant
in
the
land
of
Egypt,
and
the
Lord thy
God
made thee free,
and
therefore
I
now
command thee
this.
\VS{16}But
if
he
say:
I
will
not
depart:
because
he loveth thee,
and thy
house,
and findeth
that
he
is
well
with thee:
\VS{17}Thou shalt
take
an
awl,
and bore
through
his
ear
in
the
door
of thy house,
and
he
shall
serve thee
for
ever: thou shalt
do
in
like
manner
to thy womanservant
also.
\VS{18}Turn
not
away thy
eyes
from
them
when thou makest
them tree:
because
he hath
served thee
six
years according
to
the
wages
of
a hireling:
that
the
Lord thy
God
may
bless thee
in
all
the
works
that thou dost.
\VS{19}Of
the
firstlings,
that come
of thy
herds
and thy
sheep, thou shalt
sanctify
to
the
Lord thy
God
whatsoever
is
of
the
male sex. Thou shalt
not
work
with
the firstling
of
a bullock,
and thou shalt
not
shear
the
firstlings
of thy
sheep.
\VS{20}In
the
sight
of
the
Lord thy
God shalt thou
eat
them
every
year,
in
the
place
that
the
Lord
shall
choose, thou
and thy
house.
\VS{21}But
if
it
have
a
blemish,
or
be
lame,
or
blind,
or
in
any part disfigured
or feeble,
it
shall
not
be
sacrificed
to
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{22}But thou shalt
eat
it within
the
gates
of thy
city:
the
clean
and
the
unclean
shall
eat
them
alike,
as
the roe
and
as
the hart.
\VS{23}Only thou shalt take heed
not
to
eat
their
blood,
but
pour
it
out
on
the
earth
as
water.

\par }\Chap{16}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Observe
the
month
of
new corn, which
is
the first
of
the
spring,
that thou mayst celebrate
the phase
to
the
Lord thy
God:
because
in
this
month
the
Lord thy
God
brought thee
out
of
Egypt
by
night.
\VS{2}And thou shalt
sacrifice
the phase
to
the
Lord thy
God,
of
sheep,
and
of
oxen,
in
the
place
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose,
that
his
name
may
dwell
there.
\VS{3}Thou shalt
not
eat
with
it
leavened
bread:
seven
days shalt thou
eat
without
leaven,
the
bread
of affliction,
because thou camest
out
of
Egypt
in fear:
that thou mayst
remember
the
day
of thy
coming
out
of
Egypt,
all
the
days
of thy
life.
\VS{4}No
leaven
shall
be
seen
in
all thy coasts
for
seven
days,
neither
shall
any
of
the
flesh
of
that
which
was
sacrificed
the
first
day
in
the
evening
remain until
morning.
\VS{5}Thou mayst
not immolate
the phase
in
any
one
of thy
cities,
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee:
\VS{6}But
in
the
place
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose,
that
his
name
may
dwell
there: thou shalt immolate
the phase
in
the
evening,
at
the
going
down
of
the
sun,
at
which
time thou camest
out
of
Egypt.
\VS{7}And thou shalt dress,
and
eat
it
in
the
place
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose,
and
in
the
morning rising
up thou shalt
go
into thy dwellings.
\VS{8}Six
days shalt thou
eat
unleavened
bread:
and
on
the
seventh
day,
because
it
is
the
assembly
of
the
Lord thy
God, thou shalt
do
no
work.
\VS{9}Thou shalt
number unto thee
seven
weeks
from that day, wherein thou didst put
the
sickle
to
the corn.
\VS{10}And thou shalt
celebrate
the
festival
of
weeks
to
the
Lord thy
God,
a
voluntary oblation
of thy
hand,
which thou shalt
offer
according
to
the
blessing
of
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{11}And thou shalt feast
before
the
Lord thy
God, thou,
and thy
son,
and thy
daughter,
and thy manservant,
and thy
maidservant,
and
the
Levite
that
is
within thy
gates,
and
the
stranger
and
the
fatherless,
and
the
widow,
who
abide
with
you:
in
the
place
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose,
that
his
name
may
dwell
there:
\VS{12}And thou shalt
remember
that thou wast
a
servant
in
Egypt:
and thou shalt
keep
and
do
the
things
that
are commanded.
\VS{13}Thou shalt
celebrate
the solemnity
also
of tabernacles
seven
days,
when thou hast
gathered
in thy fruit
of
the barnfloor
and
of
the
winepress.
\VS{14}And thou shalt
make
merry
in thy
festival time, thou, thy
son,
and thy
daughter, thy manservant,
and thy
maidservant,
the
Levite
also
and
the
stranger,
and
the
fatherless
and
the
widow
that
are within thy
gates.
\VS{15}Seven
days shalt thou
celebrate feasts
to
the
Lord thy
God
in
the
place
which
the
Lord
shall
choose:
and
the
Lord thy
God
will
bless thee
in
all thy fruits,
and
in
every
work
of thy
hands,
and thou shalt
be
in joy.
\VS{16}Three
times
in
a
year
shall
all thy
males
appear
before
the
Lord thy
God
in
the
place
which
he
shall
choose:
in
the
feast
of
unleavened
bread,
in
the
feast
of
weeks,
and
in
the
feast
of tabernacles.
No
one
shall
appear
with
his hands
empty
before
the
Lord:
\VS{17}But
every
one
shall
offer
according
to
what
he hath,
according
to
the
blessing
of
the
Lord
his
God,
which
he
shall
give
him.
\VS{18}Thou shalt
appoint
judges
and magistrates
in
all thy
gates,
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee,
in
all thy
tribes:
that
they
may
judge
the
people
with
just
judgment,
\VS{19}And
not go
aside
to
either part. Thou shalt
not
accept person
nor
gifts:
for
gifts
blind
the
eyes
of
the
wise,
and change
the
words
of
the
just.
\VS{20}Thou shalt
follow justly
after
that
which
is
just:
that thou mayst
live
and
possess
the
land,
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee.
\VS{21}Thou shalt
plant
no grove,
nor
any
tree
near
the
altar
of
the
Lord thy
God:
\VS{22}Neither shalt thou
make
nor
set
up
to thyself
a statue:
which
things
the
Lord thy
God hateth.

\par }\Chap{17}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Thou shalt
not
sacrifice
to
the
Lord thy
God
a
sheep,
or
an
ox,
wherein
there
is
blemish,
or
any
fault:
for
that
is
an
abomination
to
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{2}When
there
shall
be
found
among
you
within
any
of thy
gates,
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee,
man
or
woman
that
do
evil
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and
transgress
his
covenant,
\VS{3}So
as
to go
and
serve strange
gods,
and adore
them,
the
sun
and
the
moon.
and
all
the
host
of
heaven,
which
I
have
not
commanded:
\VS{4}And
this
is
told thee,
and
hearing
it thou hast
inquired
diligently,
and
found
it
to
be
true,
and
that
the
abomination
is
committed
in
Israel:
\VS{5}Thou shalt
bring
forth
the
man
or
the
woman,
who
have
committed
that most
wicked
thing,
to
the
gates
of thy
city,
and
they
shall
be
stoned.
\VS{6}By
the
mouth
of
two
or
three
witnesses
shall
he
die
that
is
to
be slain.
Let
no
man
be
put
to
death,
when
only
one beareth
witness
against
him.
\VS{7}The
hands
of
the
witnesses
shall
be
first
upon
him
to
kill
him,
and
afterwards
the
hands
of
the
rest
of
the
people:
that thou mayst
take
away
the
evil
out
of
the
midst
of thee.
\VS{8}If thou perceive
that
there
be
among
you
a
hard
and doubtful
matter
in
judgment
between
blood
and
blood,
cause
and
cause, leprosy
and leprosy:
and thou
see
that
the
words
of
the
judges
within thy
gates do vary:
arise,
and
go
up
to
the
place,
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose.
\VS{9}And thou shalt
come
to
the
priests
of
the
Levitical race,
and
to
the
judge,
that
shall
be
at
that
time:
and thou shalt
ask
of
them,
and
they
shall shew thee
the truth
of
the
judgment.
\VS{10}And thou shalt
do
whatsoever
they
shall
say,
that preside
in
the
place,
which
the
Lord
shall
choose,
and
what
they
shall
teach thee,
\VS{11}According
to
his
law;
and thou shalt follow
their
sentence:
neither shalt thou decline
to
the
right
hand
nor
to
the
left
hand.
\VS{12}But
he
that
will
be proud,
and refuse
to
obey
the commandment
of
the
priest,
who ministereth
at
that
time
to
the
Lord thy
God,
and
the decree
of
the
judge,
that
man
shall
die,
and thou shalt
take
away
the
evil
from
Israel:
\VS{13}And
all
the
people
hearing
it
shall
fear,
that
no
one afterwards swell
with pride.
\VS{14}When thou art
come
into
the
land,
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee,
and possessest
it,
and shalt
say:
I
will
set
a
king
over
me,
as
all
nations
have
that
are
round
about:
\VS{15}Thou shalt
set
him
whom
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose
out
of
the number
of thy
brethren. Thou mayst
not
make
a
man
of
another nation
king,
that
is
not thy
brother.
\VS{16}And
when
he
is
made
king,
he
shall
not
multiply
horses
to
himself,
nor lead
back
the
people
into
Egypt, being lifted
up
with
the
number
of
his
horsemen,
especially
since
the
Lord hath
commanded
you
to
return
no
more
the
same
way.
\VS{17}He
shall
not
have
many
wives,
that
may allure
his
mind,
nor
immense sums
of
silver
and
gold.
\VS{18}But
after
he
is raised
to
the
throne
of
his
kingdom,
he
shall
copy
out
to
himself
the Deuteronomy
of
this
law
in
a volume, taking
the
copy
of
the
priests
of
the
Levitical tribe,
\VS{19}And
he
shall
have
it
with
him,
and
shall
read
it
all
the
days
of
his
life,
that
he
may
learn
to
fear
the
Lord
his
God,
and
keep
his
words
and ceremonies,
that
are commanded
in
the
law;
\VS{20}And
that
his
heart
be
not
lifted
up
with pride
over
his
brethren,
nor decline
to
the
right
or
to
the
left,
that
he
and
his
sons
may
reign
a
long
time
over
Israel.

\par }\Chap{18}{\PP \VerseOne{1}The
priests
and
Levites,
and
all
that
are
of
the same
tribe,
shall
have
no part
nor
inheritance
with
the
rest
of
Israel,
because
they
shall
eat
the sacrifices
of
the
Lord,
and
his oblations,
\VS{2}And
they
shall
receive
nothing
else.
of
the
possession
of
their
brethren:
for
the
Lord
himself
is
their
inheritance,
as
he hath
said
to
them.
\VS{3}This
shall
be
the
priest’s
due
from
the
people,
and
from
them
that
offer victims:
whether
they
sacrifice
an
ox,
or
a
sheep,
they
shall
give
to
the
priest
the
shoulder
and
the breast:
\VS{4}The firstfruits also
of corn,
of
wine,
and
of
oil,
and
a part
of
the wool
from
the
shearing
of
their
sheep.
\VS{5}For
the
Lord thy
God hath
chosen
him
of
all thy
tribes,
to
stand
and
to
minister
to
the
name
of
the
Lord,
him
and
his
sons
for ever.
\VS{6}If
a
Levite
go
out
of
any
one
of
the
cities
throughout
all
Israel,
in
which
he dwelleth,
and
have
a longing
mind
to
come
to
the
place
which
the
Lord
shall
choose,
\VS{7}He
shall
minister
in
the
name
of
the
Lord
his
God,
as
all
his
brethren
the
Levites
do,
that
shall
stand
at
that time
before
the
Lord.
\VS{8}He
shall receive
the same
portion
of
food
that
the rest do:
besides
that which
is
due
to
him
in
his own city,
by succession
from
his
fathers.
\VS{9}When thou art
come
into
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee, beware lest thou
have
a
mind
to imitate
the
abominations
of
those
nations.
\VS{10}Neither
let
there
be
found
among
you
any
one
that
shall expiate
his
son
or
daughter, making
them
to
pass
through
the
fire:
or
that consulteth soothsayers,
or observeth dreams
and
omens,
neither
let
there
be
any wizard,
\VS{11}Nor charmer,
nor any
one
that consulteth pythonic spirits,
or fortune tellers,
or
that seeketh
the truth
from
the
dead.
\VS{12}For
the
Lord abhorreth
all
these
things,
and
for
these
abominations
he
will
destroy
them
at thy coming.
\VS{13}Thou shalt
be
perfect,
and
without spot
before
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{14}These
nations,
whose land thou shalt
possess, hearken
to soothsayers
and
diviners:
but thou art
otherwise instructed
by
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{15}The
Lord thy
God
will
raise
up
to thee
a
PROPHET
of thy nation
and
of thy
brethren
like unto
me:
him thou shalt
hear:
\VS{16}As thou desiredst
of
the
Lord thy
God
in
Horeb,
when
the
assembly
was
gathered
together,
and saidst:
Let
me
not
hear
any
more
the
voice
of
the
Lord
my
God,
neither
let
me
see
any
more
this exceeding
great
fire, lest
I
die.
\VS{17}And
the
Lord
said
to
me:
They
have
spoken all
things
well.
\VS{18}I
will
raise
them
up
a
prophet
out
of
the
midst
of
their
brethren
like
to thee:
and
I
will
put
my
words
in
his
mouth,
and
he
shall
speak
to
them
all
that
I
shall
command
him.
\VS{19}And
he
that
will
not
hear
his
words,
which
he
shall
speak
in
my
name,
I
will
be
the revenger.
\VS{20}But
the
prophet,
who
being corrupted
with pride,
shall
speak
in
my
name
things
that
I
did
not
command
him
to
say,
or
in
the
name
of strange
gods,
shall
be slain.
\VS{21}And
if
in silent
thought thou
answer:
How
shall
I
know
the
word
that
the
Lord hath
not
spoken?
\VS{22}Thou shalt
have
this sign: Whatsoever
that
same
prophet foretelleth
in
the
name
of
the
Lord,
and
it cometh
not
to
pass:
that
thing
the
Lord hath
not
spoken,
but
the
prophet hath forged
it
by
the
pride
of
his
mind:
and
therefore thou shalt
not
fear
him.

\par }\Chap{19}{\PP \VerseOne{1}When
the
Lord thy
God hath
destroyed
the
nations,
whose
land
he
will
deliver
to thee,
and thou shalt
possess
it,
and shalt
dwell
in
the
cities
and
houses thereof:
\VS{2}Thou shalt
separate
to thee
three
cities
in
the
midst
of
the
land,
which
the
Lord
will
give thee
in
possession,
\VS{3}Paving diligently
the
way:
and thou shalt
divide
the
whole province
of thy
land equally
into
three
parts:
that
he
who
is forced
to
flee
for
manslaughter,
may
have
near
at hand whither
to
escape.
\VS{4}This
shall
be
the law
of
the
slayer
that fleeth,
whose life
is
to
be saved:
He
that killeth
his neighbour ignorantly,
and
who
is proved
to
have
had
no
hatred
against
him
yesterday
and
the day
before:
\VS{5}But
to
have
gone
with
him
to
the
wood
to hew
wood,
and
in cutting
down
the
tree
the
axe slipped
out
of
his
hand,
and
the
iron slipping
from
the
handle struck
his
friend,
and
killed
him:
he
shall
flee
to
one
of
the
cities aforesaid,
and live:
\VS{6}Lest
perhaps
the
next
kinsman
of
him whose
blood
was
shed, pushed
on
by
his grief
should
pursue,
and apprehend
him.
if
the
way
be
too
long,
and
take
away
the
life
of
him
who
is
not
guilty
of
death,
because
he
is proved
to
have
had
no
hatred
before
against
him
that
was
slain.
\VS{7}Therefore
I
command thee,
that thou
separate
three
cities
at equal distance
one
from another.
\VS{8}And
when
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have
enlarged thy
borders,
as
he
swore
to thy
fathers,
and
shall
give thee
all
the
land
that
he
promised
them,
\VS{9}(Yet
so,
if thou
keep
his
commandments,
and
do
the
things
which
I
command thee
this
day,
that thou
love
the
Lord thy
God,
and
walk
in
his
ways
at
all
times) thou shalt
add
to thee
other
three
cities,
and shalt double
the number
of
the
three
cities aforesaid:
\VS{10}That
innocent
blood
may
not
be
shed
in
the
midst
of
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee
to possess, lest thou
be guilty
of
blood.
\VS{11}But
if
any
man
hating
his neighbour,
lie
in
wait
for
his
life,
and
rise
and
strike
him,
and
he
die,
and
he
flee
to
one
of
the
cities aforesaid,
\VS{12}The ancients
of
his
city
shall
send,
and
take
him
out
of
the
place
of refuge,
and
shall
deliver
him
into
the
hand
of
the
kinsman
of
him
whose
blood
was
shed,
and
he
shall
die.
\VS{13}Thou shalt
not
pity
him,
and thou shalt take away
the
guilt
of
innocent
blood
out
of
Israel,
that
it
may
be
well
with thee.
\VS{14}Thou shalt
not
take
nor remove thy neighbour’s landmark,
which thy predecessors
have
set
in thy
possession.
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee
in
the
land
that thou shalt
receive
to
possess.
\VS{15}One
witness
shall
not
rise
up
against
any
man,
whatsoever
the
sin
or wickedness
be:
but
in
the
mouth
of
two
or
three
witnesses
every
word
shall
stand.
\VS{16}If
a lying
witness
stand
against
a
man, accusing
him
of transgression,
\VS{17}Both
of
them, between
whom
the
controversy
is,
shall
stand
before
the
Lord
in
the
sight
of
the
priests
and
the
judges
that
shall
be
in
those
days.
\VS{18}And
when
after most diligent inquisition, they
shall find
that
the
false
witness hath told
a
lie against
his
brother:
\VS{19}They
shall render
to
him
as
he meant
to
do
to
his
brother,
and thou shalt take
away
the
evil
out
of
the
midst
of thee:
\VS{20}That others
hearing
may
fear,
and
may
not dare
to
do
such
things.
\VS{21}Thou shalt
not
pity
him,
but shalt require
life
for
life,
eye
for
eye,
tooth
for
tooth,
hand
for
hand,
foot
for
foot.

\par }\Chap{20}{\PP \VerseOne{1}If thou
go
out
to
war
against thy
enemies,
and
see
horsemen
and
chariots,
and
the numbers
of
the enemy’s
army
greater
than thine, thou shalt
not
fear
them:
because
the
Lord thy
God
is
with thee,
who
brought thee
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{2}And
when
the
battle
is
now
at hand,
the
priest
shall
stand
before
the
army,
and
shall
speak
to
the
people
in this manner:
\VS{3}Hear,
O
Israel,
you join
battle
this
day
against
your
enemies,
let
not
your
heart
be dismayed,
be
not
afraid,
do
not
give
back,
fear ye
them
not:
\VS{4}Because
the
Lord
your
God
is
in
the midst
of
you,
and
will
fight
for
you
against
your
enemies,
to
deliver
you
from danger.
\VS{5}And
the captains
shall proclaim
through
every band
in
the hearing
of
the
army:
What
man
is
there,
that hath
built
a
new
house,
and hath
not
dedicated
it?
let
him
go
and
return
to
his
house,
lest
he
die
in
the
battle,
and
another
man
dedicate
it.
\VS{6}What
man
is
there,
that hath
planted
a
vineyard,
and hath
not
as
yet
made
it
to
be common, whereof
all
men
may eat?
let
him
go,
and
return
to
his
house,
lest
he
die
in
the
battle,
and
another
man
execute
his office.
\VS{7}What
man
is
there,
that hath espoused
a
wife,
and
not
taken
her?
let
him
go,
and
return
to
his
house,
lest
he
die
in
the
war,
and
another
man
take
her.
\VS{8}After
these
things
are
declared
they
shall
add
the rest,
and
shall
speak
to
the
people:
What
man
is
there
that
is fearful,
and
faint hearted?
let
him
go,
and
return
to
his
house, lest
he
make
the
hearts
of
his
brethren
to
fear,
as
he
himself
is possessed
with
fear.
\VS{9}And
when
the
captains
of
the
army
shall hold
their peace,
and
have
made
an
end
of
speaking,
every
man
shall prepare
their
bands
to fight.
\VS{10}If
at
any time thou
come
to
fight
against
a
city, thou shalt first
offer
it
peace.
\VS{11}If
they
receive
it,
and
open
the gates
to thee,
all
the
people
that
are therein, shall
be saved,
and shall
serve thee paying
tribute.
\VS{12}But
if
they
will
not
make peace,
and
shall begin
war
against thee, thou shalt besiege
it.
\VS{13}And
when
the
Lord thy
God
shall
deliver
it
into thy bands, thou shalt
slay
all
that
are therein
of
the male sex,
with
the
edge
of
the
sword,
\VS{14}Excepting
women
and
children,
cattle
and
other
things,
that
are
in
the
city.
And thou shalt
divide
all
the
prey
to
the army,
and thou shalt
eat
the
spoils
of thy
enemies,
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee.
\VS{15}So shalt thou
do
to
all
cities
that
are
at
a
great
distance
from thee,
and
are
not
of
these
cities
which thou shalt receive
in possession.
\VS{16}But
of
those
cities
that
shall
be
given thee, thou shalt suffer
none
at
all
to
live:
\VS{17}But shalt kill
them
with
the edge
of
the sword,
to wit,
the Hethite,
and
the Amorrhite,
and
the Chanaanite,
the Pherezite,
and
the Hevite,
and
the
Jebusite,
as
the
Lord thy
God hath
commanded thee:
\VS{18}Lest
they
teach
you
to
do
all
the
abominations
which
they
have
done
to
their
gods:
and
you
should
sin
against
the
Lord
your
God.
\VS{19}When thou hast
besieged
a
city
a
long
time,
and hath compassed
it
with bulwarks
to
take
it, thou shalt
not
cut
down
the
trees
that
may
be
eaten
of,
neither shalt thou spoil
the
country round
about
with axes:
for
it
is
a
tree,
and
not
a
man,
neither
can
it increase
the number
of
them
that
fight
against thee.
\VS{20}But
if
there
be
any
trees
that
are
not fruitful,
but wild,
and fit
for other uses,
cut
them
down,
and
make engines,
until thou
take
the
city,
which fighteth
against thee.

\par }\Chap{21}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
there
shall
be
found
in
the
land,
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee,
the corpse
of
a man
slain,
and
it
is
not
known
who
is guilty
of
the murder,
\VS{2}Thy ancients
and
judges
shall
go
out,
and
shall
measure
from
the place
where
the body lieth
the distance
of
every
city
round
about:
\VS{3}And
the ancients
of
that
city
which
they
shall perceive
to
be nearer
than
the
rest,
shall
take
a
heifer
of
the
herd,
that hath
not
drawn
in
the
yoke,
nor ploughed
the ground,
\VS{4}And
they
shall
bring
her
into
a rough
and stony
valley,
that
never
was ploughed,
nor
sown:
and
there
they
shall strike
off
the head
of
the
heifer:
\VS{5}And
the
priests
the
sons
of
Levi
shall
come, whom
the
Lord thy
God hath
chosen
to
minister
to
him,
and
to
bless
in
his
name,
and
that
by
their
word
every matter
should
be decided,
and
whatsoever
is clean
or unclean
should
be judged.
\VS{6}And
the ancients
of
that
city
shall come
to
the
person
slain,
and
shall
wash
their
hands
over
the
heifer
that
was
killed
in
the
valley,
\VS{7}And
shall
say:
Our
hands
did
not
shed
this
blood,
nor
did
our
eyes
see
it.
\VS{8}Be merciful
to thy
people
Israel,
whom thou hast
redeemed,
O
Lord,
and
lay
not
innocent
blood
to
their
charge,
in
the
midst
of thy
people
Israel.
And
the
guilt
of
blood
shall
be
taken
from
them:
\VS{9}And thou shalt
be
free
from
the innocent’s
blood,
that
was
shed,
when thou shalt
have
done
what
the
Lord hath commanded thee.
\VS{10}If thou
go
out
to
fight
against thy
enemies,
and
the
Lord thy
God
deliver
them
into thy
hand,
and thou
lead
them
away
captives,
\VS{11}And seest
in
the number
of
the
captives
a
beautiful
woman,
and lovest
her,
and wilt
have
her
to
wife,
\VS{12}Thou shalt
bring
her
into thy
house:
and she
shall
shave
her
hair,
and pare
her
nails,
\VS{13}And
shall
put
off
the raiment, wherein
she
was
taken:
and
shall
remain
in thy
house,
and
mourn
for
her
father
and
mother
one
month:
and
after
that thou shalt
go
in unto
her,
and shalt sleep
with
her,
and
she
shall
be thy
wife.
\VS{14}Rut
if afterwards
she please thee
not, thou shalt
let
her
go
free,
but thou mayst
not
sell
her
for
money
nor
oppress
her
by
might
because thou hast humbled
her.
\VS{15}If
a
man
have
two
wives,
one
beloved,
and
the
other
hated,
and
they
have
had
children
by
him,
and
the
son
of
the
hated
be
the
firstborn,
\VS{16}And
he meaneth
to
divide
his substance
among
his
sons:
he
may
not
make
the
son
of
the
beloved
the
firstborn,
and prefer
him
before
the
son
of
the
hated.
\VS{17}But
he
shall
acknowledge
the
son
of
the
hated
for
the
firstborn,
and
shall
give
him
a
double
portion
of
all
he hath:
for
this
is
the
first
of
his
children,
and
to
him
are
due
the
first birthrights.
\VS{18}If
a
man
have
a
stubborn
and unruly
son,
who
will
not
hear
the commandments
of
his
father
or
mother,
and
being corrected, slighteth
obedience:
\VS{19}They
shall
take
him
and
bring
him
to
the ancients
of
his
city,
and
to
the
gate
of judgment,
\VS{20}And
shall
say
to
them:
This
our
son
is
rebellious
and
stubborn,
he slighteth
hearing
our admonitions,
he giveth
himself
to revelling,
and
to debauchery
and banquetings:
\VS{21}The
people
of
the
city
shall
stone
him:
and
he
shall
die,
that
you
may take
away
the
evil
out
of
the
midst
of
you,
and
all
Israel
hearing
it
may
be
afraid.
\VS{22}When
a
man hath
committed
a crime
for
which
he
is
to
be punished
with
death,
and
being condemned
to
die
is
hanged
on
a gibbet:
\VS{23}His
body
shall
not
remain
upon
the
tree,
but
shall
be
buried
the
same
day:
for
he
is
accursed
of
God
that hangeth
on
a
tree:
and thou shalt
not
defile thy
land,
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee
in
possession.

\par }\Chap{22}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Thou shalt
not
pass
by
if thou seest thy
brother’s
ox,
or
his
sheep
go
astray:
but thou shalt
bring
them
back
to thy
brother.
\VS{2}And
if thy
brother
be
not nigh,
or thou
know
him
not: thou shalt
bring
them
to thy
house,
and
they
shall
be
with thee
until thy
brother
seek
them,
and
receive
them.
\VS{3}Thou shalt
do
in
like
manner
with
his ass,
and
with
his raiment,
and
with
every
thing
that
is thy
brother’s,
which
is
lost:
if thou
find
it,
neglect
it
not
as pertaining
to
another.
\VS{4}If thou
see thy
brother’s ass
or
his
ox
to
be
fallen
down
in
the
way, thou shalt
not slight
it,
but shalt
lift
it
up
with
him.
\VS{5}A
woman
shall
not
be
clothed
with
man’s
apparel,
neither
shall
a
man
use
woman’s
apparel:
for
he
that doeth
these
things
is
abominable
before
God.
\VS{6}If thou
find
as thou walkest
by
the
way,
a
bird’s
nest
in
a
tree,
or
on
the
ground,
and
the dam
sitting
upon
the
young
or
upon
the
eggs: thou shalt
not
take
her
with
her
young:
\VS{7}But shalt
let
her
go, keeping
the
young which thou hast
caught:
that
it
may
be
well
with thee,
and thou mayst
live
a
long
time.
\VS{8}When thou buildest
a
new
house, thou shalt
make
a battlement
to
the
roof round
about: lest
blood
be
shed
in thy
house,
and thou
be guilty,
if
any
one slip,
and
fall
down headlong.
\VS{9}Thou shalt
not
sow thy
vineyard
with divers
seeds:
lest both
the
seed
which thou hast
sown,
and
the fruit
of
the
vineyard,
be
sanctified together.
\VS{10}Thou shalt
not plough with an
ox
and an ass
together.
\VS{11}Thou shalt
not
wear
a garment
that
is woven
of woollen
and
linen
together.
\VS{12}Thou shalt
make strings
in
the hem
at
the
four
corners
of thy cloak, wherewith thou shalt be
covered.
\VS{13}If
a
man
marry
a
wife,
and afterwards
hate
her,
\VS{14}And
seek occasions
to
put
her
away, laying
to
her
charge
a very ill
name,
and
say:
I
took
this
woman
to
wife,
and
going
in
to
her,
I
found
her
not
a
virgin:
\VS{15}Her
father
and
mother
shall
take
her,
and
shall
bring
with
them
the tokens
of
her
virginity
to
the ancients
of
the
city
that
are
in
the
gate:
\VS{16}And
the
father
shall
say:
I
gave
my
daughter unto
this
man
to
wife:
and
because
he hateth
her,
\VS{17}He layeth
to
her
charge
a very ill
name,
so
as
to
say:
I
found
not thy
daughter
a
virgin:
and
behold
these
are
the tokens
of
my
daughter’s
virginity.
And
they
shall
spread
the
cloth
before
the ancients
of
the
city:
\VS{18}And
the ancients
of
that
city
shall
take
that
man,
and beat
him,
\VS{19}Condemning
him
besides
in
a
hundred sides
of
silver,
which
he
shall
give
to
the damsel’s
father,
because
he hath defamed
by
a very ill
name
a
virgin
of
Israel:
and
he
shall
have
her
to
wife,
and
may
not
put
her
away
all
the
days
of
his
life.
\VS{20}But
if
what
he charged
her
with
be
true,
and
virginity
be
not
found
in
the damsel:
\VS{21}They
shall
cast
her
out
of
the
doors
of
her
father’s
house,
and
the
men
of
the
city
shall
stone
her
to
death,
and
she
shall
die:
because
she hath
done
a
wicked
thing
in
Israel,
to
play
the whore
in
her
father’s
house:
and thou shalt
take
away
the
evil
out
of
the
midst
of thee.
\VS{22}If
a
man
lie
with
another
man’s
wife,
they
shall
both
die,
that
is
to
say,
the adulterer
and
the adulteress:
and thou shalt
take
away
the
evil
out
of
Israel.
\VS{23}If
a
man
have espoused
a damsel
that
is
a
virgin,
and
some
one
find
her
in
the
city,
and
lie
with
her,
\VS{24}Thou shalt
bring
them
both
out
to
the
gate
of
that
city,
and
they
shall
be
stoned:
the damsel,
because
she
cried
not
out, being
in
the
city:
the
man,
because
he hath humbled
his neighbour’s
wife.
And thou shalt
take
away
the
evil
from
the
midst
of thee.
\VS{25}But
if
a
man
find
a damsel
that
is
betrothed,
in
the
field,
and
taking
hold
of
her,
lie
with
her,
he
alone
shall
die:
\VS{26}The damsel
shall suffer
nothing,
neither
is
she guilty
of
death:
for
as
a robber riseth
against
his brother,
and taketh
away
his
life,
so
also
did
the damsel suffer:
\VS{27}She
was alone
in
the
field:
she
cried,
and
there
was
no
man
to
help
her.
\VS{28}If
a
man
find
a damsel
that
is
a
virgin,
who
is
not espoused,
and
taking
her,
lie
with
her,
and
the matter
come
to
judgment:
\VS{29}He
that
lay
with
her
shall
give
to
the
father
of
the maid
fifty sides
of
silver,
and
shall
have
her
to
wife,
because
he hath humbled
her:
he
may
not
put
her
away
all
the
days
of
his
life.
\VS{30}No man shall take his father’s wife, nor remove his covering.

\par }\Chap{23}{\PP \VerseOne{1}An eunuch,
whose testicles
are broken
or cut
away,
or yard cut
off,
shall
not enter
into
the church
of
the Lord.
\VS{2}A mamzer,
that
is
to say,
one
born
of
a prostitute,
shall
not
enter
into
the church
of
the
Lord, until
the tenth generation.
\VS{3}The Ammonite
and
the Moabite,
even after
the
tenth
generation
shall
not
enter
into
the church
of
the
Lord
for ever:
\VS{4}Because
they
would
not meet
you
with bread
and water
in
the
way,
when
you
came
out
of Egypt: hand because
they hired
against thee Balaam,
the son
of Beer,
from Mesopotamia
in Syria,
to curse thee.
\VS{5}And
the Lord thy
God
would
not hear
Balaam,
and
he turned
his
cursing
into thy blessing,
because
he loved thee.
\VS{6}Thou shalt
not
make
peace
with
them,
neither shalt thou
seek
their prosperity all
the days
of thy life
for ever.
\VS{7}Thou shalt
not abhor
the Edomite,
because
he
is thy brother:
nor
the Egyptian,
because thou wast
a stranger
in
his land.
\VS{8}They
that
are
born
of
them,
in
the third generation
shall enter
into
the church
of
the Lord.
\VS{9}When thou goest
out
to war
against thy enemies, thou shalt
keep thyself
from
every evil thing.
\VS{10}If
there
be
among
you
any
man,
that
is defiled
in
a dream
by night,
he
shall
go
forth
out
of
the
camp.
\VS{11}And
shall
not
return,
before
he
be washed
with water
in
the
evening:
and
after sunset
he
shall
return
into
the
camp.
\VS{12}Thou shalt
have
a
place without
the
camp,
to
which thou mayst
go
for
the necessities
of nature,
\VS{13}Carrying
a paddle
at thy girdle.
And
when thou sittest
down, thou shalt dig round
about,
and
with
the earth
that
is dug
up thou shalt cover
\VS{14}That which thou art eased
of: (for
the Lord thy God walketh
in
the midst
of thy camp,
to deliver thee,
and
to
give
up thy enemies
to thee:)
and
let thy camp
be holy,
and
let no uncleanness appear therein, lest
he
go
away
from thee.
\VS{15}Thou shalt
not
deliver
to
his
master
the servant
that
is
fled
to thee.
\VS{16}He
shall dwell
with thee ill
the place
that
shall please
him,
and
shall rest,
in
one
of thy cities: give
him
no trouble.
\VS{17}There
shall
be
no whore
among
the daughters
of Israel,
nor whoremonger
among
the sons
of Israel.
\VS{18}Thou shalt
not offer
the hire
of
a strumpet,
nor
the price
of
a dog,
in
the house
of
the Lord thy
God, whatsoever
it
be
that thou hast vowed: because both these
are
an abomination
to
the Lord thy
God.
\VS{19}Thou shalt
not lend
to thy brother
money
to usury,
nor corn,
nor
any
other
thing:
\VS{20}But
to
the stranger.
To thy
brother thou shalt
lend
that
which
he wanteth,
without usury:
that
the Lord thy
God
may bless thee
in
all thy works
in
the land,
which thou shalt go
in
to possess.
\VS{21}When thou hast
made
a
vow
to
the
Lord thy
God, thou shalt
not delay
to pay
it:
because
the
Lord thy
God
will require
it.
And
if thou delay,
it
shall
be imputed
to thee
for
a sin.
\VS{22}If thou wilt
not
promise, thou shalt
be
without
sin.
\VS{23}But
that which
is
once
gone out
of thy lips, thou shalt observe,
and shalt do
as thou hast
promised
to
the Lord thy
God,
and hast spoken
with thy
own
will
and
with thy
own mouth.
\VS{24}Going
into thy neighbour’s vineyard, thou mayst eat
as many grapes
as thou pleasest:
but must
carry none
out
with thee:
\VS{25}If thou
go
into thy
friend’s corn, thou mayst break
the ears,
and rub
them
in thy
hand:
but
not reap
them
with
a sickle.

\par }\Chap{24}{\PP \VerseOne{1}If
a
man
take
a
wife,
and
have
her,
and
she
find
not favour
in
his
eyes,
for
some uncleanness:
he
shall
write
a bill
of
divorce,
and
shall
give
it
in
her
hand,
and
send
her
out
of
his
house.
\VS{2}And
when
she
is
departed,
and marrieth
another
husband,
\VS{3}And
he
also hateth
her,
and hath
given
her
a bill
of
divorce,
and hath
sent
her
out
of
his
house
or
is
dead:
\VS{4}The
former
husband
cannot
take
her
again
to
wife:
because
she
is
defiled,
and
is
become
abominable
before
the
Lord: lest thou
cause thy
land
to
sin,
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee
to
possess.
\VS{5}When
a
man hath lately
taken
a
wife,
he
shall
not
go
out
to
war,
neither
shall
any public
business
be enjoined
him,
but
he
shall
be
free
at
home
without fault,
that
for
one
year
he
may
rejoice
with
his
wife.
\VS{6}Thou shalt
not
take
the nether,
nor
the
upper
millstone
to pledge:
for
he hath pledged
his
life
to thee.
\VS{7}If
any
man
be
found soliciting
his
brother
of
the
children
of
Israel,
and
selling
him
shall take
a price,
he
shall
be
put
to
death,
and thou shalt take
away
the
evil
from
the
midst
of thee.
\VS{8}Observe
diligently
that thou incur not
the
stroke
of
the
leprosy,
but thou shalt
do
whatsoever
the
priests
of
the
Levitical race
shall
teach thee, according
to
what
I
have
commanded
them,
and fulfill thou
it
carefully.
\VS{9}Remember
what
the
Lord
your
God
did
to Mary,
in
the
way
when
you
came
out
of
Egypt.
\VS{10}When thou shalt demand
of thy neighbour
any
thing
that
he oweth thee, thou shalt
not
go
into
his
house
to
take
away
a
pledge:
\VS{11}But
then shalt
stand without,
and
he
shall
bring
out
to thee
what
he hath.
\VS{12}But
if
he
be
poor,
the
pledge
shall
not lodge
with thee
that night,
\VS{13}But thou shalt
restore
it
to
him presently
before
the
going
down
of
the
sun:
that
he
may
sleep
in
his
own raiment
and
bless thee,
and thou mayst
have
justice
before
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{14}Thou shalt
not
refuse
the hire
of
the
needy,
and
the
poor,
whether
he
be thy
brother,
or
a
stranger
that dwelleth
with thee
in
the
land,
and
is within thy
gates:
\VS{15}But thou shalt
pay
him
the price
of
his labour
the
same
day,
before
the
going
down
of
the
sun,
because
he
is
poor,
and
with
it maintaineth
his
life: lest
he
cry
against thee
to
the
Lord,
and
it
be reputed
to thee
for
a
sin.
\VS{16}The
fathers
shall
not
be
put
to
death
for
the
children,
nor
the
children
for
the
fathers,
but
every
one
shall
die
for
his
own
sin.
\VS{17}Thou shalt
not
pervert
the
judgment
of
the
stranger
nor
of
the
fatherless,
neither shalt thou
take
away
the
widow’s raiment
for
a pledge.
\VS{18}Remember
that thou wast
a
slave
in
Egypt,
and
the
Lord thy
God
delivered thee
from thence.
Therefore
I
command thee
to
do
this
thing.
\VS{19}When thou hast reaped
the corn
in thy
field,
and hast
forgot
and
left
a
sheaf, thou shalt
not
return
to
take
it
away:
but thou shalt
suffer
the
stranger,
and
the
fatherless
and
the
widow
to tabs
it
away:
that
the
Lord thy
God
may
bless thee
in
all
the
works
of thy
hands.
\VS{20}If thou
have
gathered
the fruit
of thy
olive
trees, thou shalt
not return
to gather whatsoever remaineth
on
the
trees:
but shalt leave
it
for
the
stranger,
for
the
fatherless,
and
the
widow.
\VS{21}If thou
make
the vintage
of thy
vineyard, thou shalt
not
gather
the clusters
that
remain,
but
they
shall
be
for
the
stranger,
the
fatherless,
and
the
widow.
\VS{22}Remember
that thou
also wast
a bondman
in
Egypt,
and
therefore
I
command thee
to
do
this
thing.

\par }\Chap{25}{\PP \VerseOne{1}If
there
be
a
controversy
between
men,
and
they call
upon
the
judges:
they
shall
give
the prize
of
justice
to
him whom
they perceive
to
be
just:
and
him whom
they find
to
be
wicked,
they
shall
condemn
of wickedness.
\VS{2}And
if
they
see
that
the
offender
be worthy
of stripes:
they
shall
lay
him
down,
and
shall
cause
him
to
be
beaten
before
them.
According
to
the
measure
of
the sin
shall
the
measure
also
of
the stripes
be:
\VS{3}Yet
so,
that
they
exceed
not
the number
of
forty:
lest thy
brother depart shamefully torn
before thy
eyes.
\VS{4}Thou shalt
not
muzzle
the
ox
that treadeth out thy corn
on
the floor.
\VS{5}When
brethren
dwell
together,
and
one
of
them dieth
without
children,
the
wife
of
the
deceased
shall
not
marry
to
another:
but
his
brother
shall
take
her,
and
raise
up seed
for
his
brother:
\VS{6}And
the first son
he
shall
have
of
her
he
shall call
by
his
name,
that
his
name
be
not abolished
out
of
Israel.
\VS{7}But
if
he
will
not
take
his
brother’s
wife,
who
by law belongeth
to
him,
the
woman
shall
go
to
the
gate
of
the
city,
and
call
upon
the ancients,
and
say:
My
husband’s
brother refuseth
to
raise
up
his
brother’s
name
in
Israel:
and
will
not
take
me
to
wife.
\VS{8}And
they
shall
cause
him
to
be
sent
for forthwith,
and
shall
ask
him. If
he
answer:
I
will
not
take
her
to
wife:
\VS{9}The
woman
shall
come
to
him
before
the ancients,
and
shall take
off
his
shoe
from
his
foot,
and
spit
in
his
face,
and
say:
So
shall
it
be
done
to
the
man
that
will
not
build
up
his
brother’s
house:
\VS{10}And
his
name
shall
be
called
in
Israel,
the
house
of
the unshod.
\VS{11}If
two
men
have words
together,
and
one begin
to
fight
against
the
other,
and
the other’s
wife willing
to
deliver
her
husband
out
of
the
hand
of
the
stronger,
shall
put
forth
her
hand,
and
take
him
by
the secrets,
\VS{12}Thou shalt
cut
off
her
hand,
neither shalt thou
be moved
with
any
pity
in
her regard.
\VS{13}Thou shalt
not
have divers
weights
in thy
bag,
a
greater
and
a
less:
\VS{14}Neither
shall
there
be
in thy
house
a
greater
bushel
and
a
less.
\VS{15}Thou shalt
have
a
just
and
a
true
weight,
and thy
bushel
shall
be equal
and
true:
that thou mayest
live
a
long
time
upon
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee.
\VS{16}For
the
Lord thy
God abhorreth
him
that doth
these
things,
and
he hateth
all
injustice.
\VS{17}Remember
what Amalec
did
to thee
in
the
way
when thou camest
out
of
Egypt:
\VS{18}How
he
met thee:
and slew
the hindmost
of
the army,
who sat
down,
being
weary,
when thou wast spent
with hunger
and labour,
and
he feared
not
God.
\VS{19}Therefore
when
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee
rest,
and
shall
have subdued
all
the
nations
round
about
in
the
land
which
he hath
promised thee: thou shalt blot
out
his
name
from
under
heaven.
See thou
forget
it
not.

\par }\Chap{26}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
when thou art
come
into
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee
to
possess,
and hast
conquered
it,
and dwellest
in
it:
\VS{2}Thou shalt
take
the
first
of
all thy
fruits,
and
put
then?
in
a
basket,
and shalt
go
to
the
place
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
choose,
that
his
name
may
be invocated
there:
\VS{3}And thou shalt
go
to
the
priest
that
shall
be
in
those
days,
and
say
to
him:
I profess
this
day
before
the
Lord thy
God,
that
I
am
come
into
the
land,
for
which
he
swore
to
our
fathers,
that
he
would
give
it
us.
\VS{4}And
the
priest
taking
the
basket
at thy
hand,
shall
set
it
before
the
altar
of
the
Lord thy
God:
\VS{5}And thou shalt
speak
thus
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord thy
God:
The
Syrian pursued
my
father,
who
went
down
into
Egypt,
and sojourned
there
in
a
very
small
number,
and grew
into
a
nation
great
and
strong
and
of
an infinite multitude.
\VS{6}And
the
Egyptians
afflicted
us,
and persecuted
us,
laying
on
us most grievous burdens:
\VS{7}And
we
cried
to
the
Lord
God
of
our
fathers:
who
heard
us,
and
looked down
upon
our affliction,
and labour,
and distress:
\VS{8}And
brought
us
out
of
Egypt
with
a
strong
hand,
and
a
stretched
out
arm,
with
great
terror,
with
signs
and
wonders:
\VS{9}And
brought
us
into
this
place,
and
gave
us
this
land
flowing
with
milk
and
honey.
\VS{10}And
therefore
now
I
offer
the firstfruits
of
the
land
which
the
Lord hath
given
me.
And thou shalt
leave
them
in
the
sight
of
the ford thy
God, adoring
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{11}And thou shalt feast
in
all
the
good
things
which
the
Lord thy
God hath
given thee,
and thy
house, thou
and
the
Levite,
and
the
stranger
that
is
with thee.
\VS{12}When thou hast
made
an
end
of
tithing
all thy fruits,
in
the
third
year
of
tithes thou shalt
give
it
to
the
Levite,
and
to
the
stranger,
and
to
the
fatherless,
and
to
the
widow,
that
they
may
eat within thy
gates,
and
be
filled:
\VS{13}And thou shalt
speak
thus
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord thy
God:
I
have
taken
that
which
was sanctified
out
of
my
house,
and
I
have
given
it
to
the
Levite,
and
to
the
stranger,
and
to
the
fatherless,
and
to
the
widow,
as thou hast
commanded
me:
I
have
not transgressed thy
commandments
nor
forgotten thy precepts.
\VS{14}I
have
not
eaten
of
them
is
my
mourning,
nor separated
them
for
any uncleanness,
nor spent
any
thing
of
them
in funerals.
I
have
obeyed
the
voice
of
the
Lord
my
God,
and
have
done
all
things
as thou hast
commanded
me.
\VS{15}Look
from thy
sanctuary,
and thy high
habitation
of
heaven,
and
bless thy
people
Israel,
and
the
land
which thou hast
given
us,
as thou didst
swear
to
our
fathers,
a
land
flowing
with
milk
and
honey.
\VS{16}This
day
the
Lord thy
God hath
commanded thee
to
do
these commandments
and
judgments:
and
to
keep
and fulfill
them
with
all thy
heart,
and
with
all thy
soul.
\VS{17}Thou hast chosen
the
Lord
this
day
to
be thy
God,
and
to
walk
in
his
ways
and
keep
his ceremonies,
and precepts,
and
judgments,
and
obey
his
command.
\VS{18}And
the
Lord hath chosen thee
this
day,
to
be
his peculiar
people,
as
he hath
spoken
to thee,
and
to
keep
all
his
commandments:
\VS{19}And
to
make thee higher
than
all
nations
which
he hath
created,
to
his
own
praise,
and
name,
and
glory:
that thou mayst
be
a
holy
people
of
the
Lord thy
God,
as
he hath
spoken.

\par }\Chap{27}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Moses
with
the ancients
of
Israel
commanded
the
people,
saying:
Keep
every
commandment
that
I
command
you
this
day.
\VS{2}And
when
you
are
passed
over
the
Jordan
into
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee, thou shalt
set
up
great
stones,
and shalt plaster
them
over
with plaster,
\VS{3}That thou mayst
write
on
them
all
the
words
of
this
law,
when thou art
passed
over
the Jordan:
that thou mayst
enter
into
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee,
a
land
flowing
with
milk
and
honey,
as
he swore
to thy
fathers.
\VS{4}Therefore
when
you
are
passed
over
the
Jordan,
set
up
the
stones
which
I
command
you
this
day,
in
mount Hebal,
and thou shalt plaster
them
with plaster:
\VS{5}And thou shalt
build
there
an
altar
to
the
Lord thy
God,
of
stones
which
iron hath
not touched,
\VS{6}And
of
stones not
fashioned nor polished:
and thou shalt
offer
upon
it holocausts
to
the
Lord thy
God:
\VS{7}And shalt immolate
peace victims,
and
eat
there,
and
feast
before
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{8}And thou shalt
write
upon
the
stones
all
the
words
of
this
law plainly
and clearly,
\VS{9}And
Moses
and
the
priests
of
the race
of
Levi
said
to
all
Israel: Attend,
and
hear,
O
Israel:
This
day thou art
made
the
people
of
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{10}Thou shalt
hear
his
voice,
and
do
the
commandments
and justices
which
I
command thee.
\VS{11}And
Moses
commanded
the
people
in
that
day,
saying:
\VS{12}These
shall
stand
upon
mount Garizim
to
bless
the
people,
when
you
are
passed
the
Jordan:
Simeon,
Levi, Juda,
Issachar,
Joseph,
and
Benjamin.
\VS{13}And
over
against
them
shall
stand
on
mount Hebal
to
curse: Ruben,
Gad,
and Aser,
and Zabulon,
Dan,
and Nephtali.
\VS{14}And
the
Levites
shall pronounce,
and
say
to
all
the
men
of
Israel
with
a
loud
voice:
\VS{15}Cursed
be
the
man
that maketh
a
graven
and molten
thing,
the
abomination
of
the
Lord,
the
work
of
the
hands
of artificers,
and
shall
put
it
in
a secret
place:
and
all
the
people
shall
answer
and
say:
Amen.
\VS{16}Cursed
be
he
that honoureth not
his
father
and
mother:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{17}Cursed
be
he
that removeth
his neighbour’s landmarks:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{18}Cursed
be
he
that maketh
the
blind
to
wander
out
of
his
way:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{19}Cursed
be
he
that perverteth
the
judgment
of
the
stranger,
of
the
fatherless
and
the
widow:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{20}Cursed
be
he
that lieth
with
his
father’s
wife,
and uncovereth
his
bed:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{21}Cursed
be
he
that lieth
with
any
beast:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{22}Cursed
be
he
that lieth
with
his
sister,
the
daughter
of
his
father,
or
of
his
mother:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{23}Cursed
be
he
that lieth
with
his mother
in law:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{24}Cursed
be
he
that secretly killeth
his neighbour:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{25}Cursed
be
he
that taketh
gifts,
to
slay
an
innocent
person:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.
\VS{26}Cursed
be
he
that abideth
not
in
the
words
of
this
law,
and fulfilleth
them
not
in
work:
and
all
the
people
shall
say:
Amen.

\par }\Chap{28}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now
if thou wilt
hear
the
voice
of
the
Lord thy
God,
to
do
and
keep
all
his
commandments,
which
I
command thee
this
day,
the
Lord thy
God
will
make thee higher
than
all
the
nations
that
are
on
the
earth.
\VS{2}And
all
these
blessings
shall
come
upon thee
and
overtake thee:
yet
so
if thou
hear
his precepts,
\VS{3}Blessed shalt thou
be
in
the
city,
and
blessed
in
the
field.
\VS{4}Blessed
shall
be
the
fruit
of thy
womb,
and
the
fruit
of thy
ground,
and
the
fruit
of thy
cattle,
the droves
of thy herds,
and
the folds
of thy
sheep.
\VS{5}Blessed shall
be thy barns
and
blessed thy stores.
\VS{6}Blessed shalt thou
be
coming
in
and
going
out.
\VS{7}The
Lord
shall
cause thy
enemies,
that
rise
up
against thee,
to fall
down
before thy
face:
one
way
shall
they
come
out
against thee,
and
seven
ways
shall
they
flee
before thee.
\VS{8}The
Lord
will
send
forth
a
blessing
upon thy
storehouses,
and
upon
all
the works
of thy
hands:
and
will
bless thee
in
the
land
that thou shalt
receive.
\VS{9}The
Lord
will
raise thee
up
to
be
a
holy
people
to
himself,
as
he
swore
to thee:
if thou
keep
the
commandments
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and
walk
in
his
ways.
\VS{10}And
all
the
people
of
the
earth
shall
see
that
the
name
of
the
Lord
is invocated
upon thee,
and
they
shall
fear thee.
\VS{11}The
Lord
will
make thee
abound
with all goods,
with
the
fruit
of thy
womb,
and
the
fruit
of thy
cattle,
with
the
fruit
of thy
land,
which
the
Lord
swore
to thy
fathers
that
he
would
give thee.
\VS{12}The
Lord
will
open
his excellent
treasure,
the
heaven,
that
it
may
give
rain
in due
season:
and
he
will
bless
all
the
works
of thy
hands.
And thou shalt
lend
to
many
nations,
and shalt
not
borrow
of
any
one.
\VS{13}And
the
Lord
shall
make thee
the
head
and
not
the
tail:
and thou shalt
be
always
above,
and
not
beneath:
yet
so
if thou wilt
hear
the
commandments
of
the
Lord thy
God
which
I
command thee
this
day,
and
keep
and
do
them,
\VS{14}And
turn
not
away
from
them
neither
to
the
right
hand,
nor
to
the
left,
nor
follow strange
gods,
nor
worship
them.
\VS{15}But
if thou wilt
not
hear
the
voice
of
the
Lord thy
God,
to
keep
and
to
do
all
his
commandments
and ceremonies,
which
I
command thee
this
day,
all
these
curses
shall
come
upon thee,
and
overtake thee.
\VS{16}Cursed shalt thou
be
in
the
city,
cursed
in
the
field.
\VS{17}Cursed
shall
be thy barn,
and
cursed thy stores.
\VS{18}Cursed
shall
be
the
fruit
of thy
womb,
and
the
fruit
of thy
ground,
the herds
of thy
oxen,
and
the
flocks
of thy
sheep.
\VS{19}Cursed shalt thou
be
coming
in,
and
cursed
going
out.
\VS{20}The
Lord
shall
send
upon thee famine
and hunger,
and
a
rebuke
upon
all
the
works
which thou shalt
do:
until
he consume
and
destroy thee
quickly,
for thy most wicked inventions,
by
which thou hast forsaken
me.
\VS{21}May
the
Lord
set
the
pestilence
upon thee,
until
he
consume thee
out
of
the
land,
which thou shalt
go
in
to
possess.
\VS{22}May
the
Lord afflict thee
with miserable want,
with
the
fever
and
with cold,
with burning
and
with
heat,
and
with corrupted air
and
with blasting,
and
pursue thee
till thou
perish.
\VS{23}Be
the
heaven,
that
is
over thee,
of
brass:
and
the
ground thou treadest
on,
of
iron.
\VS{24}The
Lord
give thee
dust
for
rain
upon thy
land,
and
let
ashes
come
down
from
heaven
upon thee,
till thou
be consumed.
\VS{25}The
Lord
make thee
to
fall
down
before thy
enemies,
one
way mayst thou
go
out
against
them,
and
flee
seven
ways,
and
be scattered
throughout
all
the
kingdoms
of
the
earth.
\VS{26}And
be thy
carcass meat
for
all
the Fowls
of
the air,
and
the
beasts
of
the
earth,
and
be
there
none
to drive
them
away.
\VS{27}The
Lord
strike thee
with
the ulcer
of
Egypt,
and
the part
of thy body,
by
which
the dung
is
cast out,
with
the
scab
and
with
the itch:
so
that thou canst
not
be
healed.
\VS{28}The
Lord
strike thee
with
madness
and
blindness
and fury
of
mind.
\VS{29}And mayst thou
grope
at midday
as
the
blind
is wont
to
grope
in
the dark,
and
not make straight thy
ways.
And mayst thou
at
all
times
suffer wrong,
and
be
oppressed
with violence,
and mayst thou
have
no
one
to
deliver thee.
\VS{30}Mayst thou
take
a
wife,
and
another sleep
with
her. Mayst thou
build
a
house,
and
not
dwell therein. Mayest thou
plant
a
vineyard
and
not gather
the vintage thereof.
\VS{31}May thy
ox
be slain
before thee,
and thou
not
eat thereof.
May thy ass
be
taken
away
in thy
sight,
and
not
restored
to thee.
May thy
sheep
be
given
to thy
enemies,
and
may
there
be
none
to
help thee.
\VS{32}May thy
sons
and thy
daughters
be
given
to
another
people, thy
eyes
looking
on,
and languishing
at
the
sight
of
them
all
the
day,
and
may
there
be
no
strength
in thy
hand.
\VS{33}May
a
people
which thou knowest
not,
eat
the
fruits
of thy
land,
and
all thy labours:
and mayst thou
always
suffer oppression,
and
be
crushed
at
all
times.
\VS{34}And
be astonished
at
the terror
of
those
things
which thy
eyes
shall
see:
\VS{35}May
the
Lord
strike thee
with
a
very sore
ulcer
in
the
knees
and
in
the
legs,
and
be thou incurable
from
the
sole
of
the
foot
to
the
top
of
the
head.
\VS{36}The
Lord
shall
bring thee,
and thy
king,
whom thou shalt
have appointed
over thee,
into
a
nation
which thou
and thy
fathers
know
not:
and
there thou shalt
serve strange
gods,
wood
and
stone.
\VS{37}And thou shalt
be lost,
as
a
proverb
and
a
byword
to
all
people,
among
whom
the
Lord
shall
bring thee
in.
\VS{38}Thou shalt cast
much
seed
into
the
ground,
and
gather
little:
because
the
locusts
shall
consume
all.
\VS{39}Thou shalt
plant
a
vineyard,
and dig
it,
and shalt
not
drink
the
wine,
nor
gather
any
thing thereof:
because
it
shall
be wasted
with
worms.
\VS{40}Thou shalt
have
olive
trees
in
all thy
borders,
and shalt
not
be anointed
with
the
oil:
for
the
olives
shall
fall
off
and perish.
\VS{41}Thou shalt
beget
sons
and
daughters,
and shalt
not enjoy
them:
because
they
shall
be led
into
captivity.
\VS{42}The blast shall consume
all
the
trees
and
the
fruits
of thy
ground.
\VS{43}The
stranger
that liveth
with thee
in
the
land,
shall
rise
up
over thee,
and
shall
be
higher:
and thou shalt
go
down,
and
be
lower.
\VS{44}He
shall
lend
to thee,
and thou shalt
not
lend
to
him.
He
shall
be
as
the
head,
and thou shalt
be
the
tail.
\VS{45}And
all
these
curses
shall
come
upon thee,
and
shall
pursue
and
overtake thee,
till thou perish:
because thou heardst
not
the
voice
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and didst
not
keep
his
commandments
and ceremonies
which
he
commanded thee.
\VS{46}And
they
shall
be
as
signs
and
wonders
on thee,
and
on thy
seed
for
ever.
\VS{47}Because thou didst
not
serve
the
Lord thy
God
with
joy
and
gladness
of
heart,
for
the
abundance
of
all
things:
\VS{48}Thou shalt
serve thy
enemy,
whom
the
Lord
will
send
upon thee,
in
hunger,
and
thirst,
and
nakedness,
and
in want
of
all
things:
and
he
shall
put
an
iron
yoke
upon thy
neck,
till
he consume thee.
\VS{49}The
Lord
will
bring
upon thee
a
nation
from
afar,
and
from
the uttermost ends
of
the
earth,
like
an
eagle
that flyeth
swiftly,
whose
tongue thou canst
not
understand,
\VS{50}A most insolent
nation,
that
will shew
no
regard
to
the ancients,
nor
have
pity
on
the infant,
\VS{51}And
will
devour
the
fruit
of thy
cattle,
and
the
fruits
of thy
land:
until thou
be
destroyed,
and
will
leave thee
no wheat,
nor
wine,
nor
oil,
nor herds
of
oxen,
nor
flocks
of
sheep:
until
he
destroy thee.
\VS{52}And consume thee
in
all thy
cities,
and thy strong
and
high
walls
be
brought
down,
wherein thou trustedst
in
all thy
land. Thou shalt
be besieged
within thy
gates
in
all thy
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee:
\VS{53}And thou shalt
eat
the
fruit
of thy
womb,
and
the
flesh
of thy
sons
and
of thy
daughters,
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
give thee,
in
the
distress
and extremity wherewith thy
enemy
shall
oppress thee.
\VS{54}The
man
that
is nice
among
you,
and
very
delicate,
shall envy
his
own
brother,
and
his
wife,
that lieth
in
his
bosom,
\VS{55}So
that
he
will
not
give
them
of
the
flesh
of
his
children,
which
he
shall
eat:
because
he hath
nothing
else
in
the
siege
and
the
want, wherewith thy
enemies
shall
distress thee
within
all thy
gates.
\VS{56}The
tender
and
delicate
woman,
that
could
not go
upon
the
ground,
nor
set
down
her
foot
for
over
much niceness
and tenderness,
will envy
her
husband
who lieth
in
her
bosom,
the flesh
of
her
son,
and
of
her
daughter,
\VS{57}And
the filth
of
the afterbirths,
that
come
forth
from
between
her thighs,
and
the
children
that
are
born
the same hour.
For
they
shall
eat
them secretly
for
the want
of
all
things,
in
the
siege
and
distress, wherewith thy
enemy
shall
oppress thee
within thy
gates.
\VS{58}If thou wilt
not
keep,
and fulfill
all
the
words
of
this
law,
that
are
written
in
this volume,
and
fear
his
glorious
and terrible
name:
that
is,
The
Lord thy
God:
\VS{59}The
Lord
shall increase thy
plagues,
and
the
plagues
of thy
seed,
plagues
great
and
lasting, infirmities grievous
and perpetual.
\VS{60}And
he
shall
bring
back
on thee
all
the afflictions
of
Egypt,
which thou wast
afraid
of,
and
they
shall
stick
fast
to thee.
\VS{61}Moreover
the
Lord
will
bring
upon thee
all
the diseases,
and
plagues,
that
are
not
written
in
the volume
of
this
law
till
he consume thee:
\VS{62}And
you
shall
remain
few
in
number,
who
before
were
as
the
stars
of
heaven
for
multitude,
because thou heardst
not
the
voice
of
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{63}And
as
the
Lord
rejoiced
upon
you
before
doing
good
to
you,
and
multiplying
you:
so
he
shall
rejoice
destroying
and
bringing
you
to nought,
so
that
you
shall
be
taken
away
from
the
land
which thou shalt
go
in
to
possess.
\VS{64}The
Lord
shall
scatter thee
among
all
people,
from
the
farthest parts
of
the
earth
to
the
ends thereof:
and
there thou shalt
serve strange
gods,
which
both thou art ignorant
of
and thy
fathers,
wood
and
stone.
\VS{65}Neither shalt thou
be quiet,
even
in
those
nations,
nor
shall
there
be
any
rest
for
the
sole
of thy
foot.
For
the
Lord
will
give thee
a fearful
heart,
and languishing
eyes,
and
a
soul consumed
with pensiveness:
\VS{66}And thy
life
shall
be
as
it
were hanging
before thee. Thou shalt
fear
night
and
day,
neither shalt thou
trust thy
life.
\VS{67}In
the
morning thou shalt
say:
Who
will
grant
me
evening?
and
at
evening:
Who
will
grant
me
morning?
for
the fearfulness
of thy
heart, wherewith thou shalt
be
terrified,
and
for
those
things
which thou shalt
see
with thy
eyes.
\VS{68}The
Lord
shall
bring thee
again
with
ships
into
Egypt,
by
the
way whereof
he
said
to thee
that thou shouldst
see
it
no
more.
There shalt thou
be
set
to
sale
to thy
enemies
for bondmen
and bondwomen,
and
no
man
shall
buy
you.

\par }\Chap{29}{\PP \VerseOne{1}These
are
the words
of
the covenant
which
the
Lord
commanded
Moses
to
make
with
the children
of
Israel
in
the
land
of Moab:
beside
that covenant
which
he
made
with
them
in Horeb.
\VS{2}And Moses called
all Israel,
and said
to
them:
You
have
seen
all
the
things
that
the Lord
did
before
you
in
the land
of Egypt
to Pharao,
and
to
all
his servants,
and
to
his whole land.
\VS{3}The great temptations,
which thy
eyes
have
seen,
those mighty signs
and wonders,
\VS{4}And
the Lord hath
not given
you
a heart
to understand,
and eyes
to see,
and ears
that
may hear, unto this present day.
\VS{5}He hath brought
you forty years
through
the desert:
your garments
are
not worn
out,
neither
are
the shoes
of
your feet
consumed
with age.
\VS{6}You
have
not eaten bread,
nor
have
you drunk wine
or strong drink:
that
you
might know
that
I am
the Lord
your
God.
\VS{7}And
you came
to this
place: sand Sehon king
of Hesebon,
and Og king
of Basan, came
out against
us
to fight.
And
we slew
them.
\VS{8}And
took
their land,
and delivered
it
for
a
possession
to Ruben
and Gad,
and
the half tribe
of Manasses.
\VS{9}Keep
therefore
the words
of
this covenant,
and fulfill
them:
that
you
may understand
all
that
you
do.
\VS{10}You
all stand
this day
before
the Lord
your God,
your princes,
and tribes,
and ancients,
and doctors,
all
the
people
of Israel,
\VS{11}Your children
and
your wives,
and
the stranger
that abideth
with thee
in
the camp,
besides
the hewers
of wood,
and
them
that bring water:
\VS{12}That thou mayst
pass
in
the
covenant
of
the Lord thy
God,
and
in
the
oath
which
this
day
the Lord thy
God maketh
with thee.
\VS{13}That
he
may raise thee
up
a
people
to
himself,
and
he
may
be thy
God
as
he hath spoken
to thee,
and
as
he swore
to thy fathers Abraham, Isaac,
and Jacob.
\VS{14}Neither
with
you only
do
I
make
this covenant,
and confirm
these oaths,
\VS{15}But
with
all
that
are present
and
that
are absent.
\VS{16}For
you know
how
we dwelt
in
the land
of Egypt,
and
how
we
have passed
through
the midst
of nations,
and passing
through
them,
\VS{17}You
have seen
their abominations
and filth,
that
is
to
say,
their idols, wood
and
stone, silver
and gold,
which
they worshipped.
\VS{18}Lest
perhaps
there
should
be
among
you
a
man
or
a woman,
a family
or
a tribe, whose
heart
is
turned
away
this day
from
the Lord
our
God,
to
go
and
serve
the gods
of
those nations:
and
there
should
be
among
you
a root bringing
forth gall
and bitterness.
\VS{19}And
when
he
shall
hear
the words
of
this
oath,
he
should bless
himself
in
his heart saying:
I
shall
have peace,
and
will walk
on
in
the naughtiness
of
my heart:
and
the drunken
may consume
the thirsty,
\VS{20}And
the
Lord
should
not forgive
him:
but
his wrath
and jealousy
against
that
man
should
be exceedingly enkindled
at
that
time,
and
all
the
curses
that
are
written
in
this volume
should light upon
him:
and
the
Lord
should blot
out
his name
from under heaven,
\VS{21}And utterly destroy
him
out
of
all
the tribes
of Israel,
according
to
the curses
that
are contained
in
the book
of
this law
and covenant:
\VS{22}And
the following generation
shall say,
and
the children
that
shall
be
born hereafter,
and
the strangers
that
shall
come
from afar, seeing
the plagues
of
that
land
and
the evils wherewith
the
Lord hath afflicted
it,
\VS{23}Burning
it
with brimstone,
and
the heat
of salt,
so
that
it cannot
be sown
any
more, nor
any green
thing grow therein,
after
the example
of
the destruction
of Sodom
and Gomorrha, Adama
and Seboim,
which
the
Lord destroyed
in
his
wrath
and indignation:
\VS{24}And all
the
nations
shall
say:
Why hath
the
Lord done thus
to
this
land?
what meaneth
this exceeding
great heat
of
his wrath?
\VS{25}And
they
shall answer:
Because
they forsook
the covenant
of
the Lord,
which
he
made
with
their fathers,
when
he brought
them
out
of
the land
of Egypt:
\VS{26}And
they
have served strange gods,
and adored
them, whom
they knew
not,
and
for whom
they
had
not
been assigned:
\VS{27}Therefore
the
wrath
of
the
Lord
was kindled
against
this
land,
to bring
upon
it
all
the curses
that
are written
in
this volume:
\VS{28}And
he hath cast
them
out
of
their land,
in anger
and
in wrath,
and
in
very
great indignation,
and hath thrown
them
into
a strange land,
as
it
is seen
this day.
\VS{29}Secret things to the Lord our God: things that are manifest, to us and to our children for ever, that we may do all the words of this law.

\par }\Chap{30}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now
when
all
these
things
shall
be
come
upon thee,
the
blessing
or
the
curse,
which
I
have
set
forth
before thee,
and thou shalt
be touched
with repentance
of thy
heart
among
all
the
nations,
into
which
the
Lord thy
God
shall
have
scattered thee,
\VS{2}And shalt
return
to
him,
and
obey
his commandments,
as
I
command thee
this
day, thou
and thy
children,
with
all thy
heart,
and
with
all thy
soul:
\VS{3}The
Lord thy
God
will
bring
back
again thy
captivity,
and
will
have
mercy
on thee,
and
gather thee
again
out
of
all
the
nations,
into
which
he
scattered thee
before.
\VS{4}If thou
be
driven
as far
as
the poles
of
heaven,
the
Lord thy
God
will fetch thee
back
from thence,
\VS{5}And
will
take thee
to
himself,
and
bring thee
into
the
land
which thy
fathers
possessed,
and thou shalt
possess
it:
and blessing thee,
he
will
make thee
more
numerous
than
were thy
fathers.
\VS{6}The
Lord thy
God
will
circumcise thy
heart,
and
the
heart
of thy
seed:
that
then mayst
love
the
Lord thy
God
with
all thy
heart
and
with
all thy
soul,
that thou mayst
live.
\VS{7}And
he
will
turn
all
these
curses
upon thy
enemies,
and
upon
them
that
hate
and
persecute thee.
\VS{8}But thou shalt
return,
and
hear
the
voice
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and shalt
do
all
the
commandments
which
I
command thee
this
day:
\VS{9}And
the
Lord thy
God
will
make thee
abound
in
all
the
works
of thy
hands,
in
the
fruit
of thy
womb,
and
in
the
fruit
of thy
cattle,
in
the fruitfulness
of thy
land,
and
in
the
plenty
of
all
things.
For
the
Lord
will
return
to
rejoice
over thee
in
all
good
things,
as
he
rejoiced
in thy
fathers:
\VS{10}Yet
so
if thou
hear
the
voice
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and
keep
his precepts
and ceremonies,
which
are
written
in
this
law:
and
return
to
the
Lord thy
God
with
all thy
heart,
and
with
all thy
soul.
\VS{11}This
commandment,
that
I
command thee
this
day
is
not
above thee,
nor
far
off
from thee:
\VS{12}Nor
is
it
in
heaven,
that thou shouldst
say:
Which
of
us
can
go
up
to
heaven
to
bring
it unto
us,
and
we
may
hear
and fulfill
it
in work?
\VS{13}Nor
is
it
beyond
the
sea:
that thou mayst excuse thyself,
and
say:
Which
of
us
can
cross
the
sea,
and
bring
it unto
us:
that
we
may
hear,
and
do
that
which
is
commanded?
\VS{14}But
the
word
is
very nigh unto thee,
in thy
mouth
and
in thy
heart,
that thou mayst
do
it.
\VS{15}Consider
that
I
have
set
before thee
this
day
life
and
good,
and
on
the other
hand
death
and
evil:
\VS{16}That thou mayst
love
the
Lord thy
God,
and
walk
in
his
ways,
and
keep
his
commandments
and ceremonies
and
judgments,
and thou mayst
live,
and
he
may
multiply thee,
and
bless thee
in
the
land,
which thou shalt
go
in
to
possess.
\VS{17}But
if thy
heart
be
turned
away,
so
that thou wilt
not
hear,
and
being deceived
with error thou adore strange
gods,
and
serve
them:
\VS{18}I foretell thee
this
day
that thou shalt
perish,
and shalt
remain
but
a short
time
in
the
land,
to
which thou shalt
pass
over
the
Jordan,
and shalt
go
in
to
possess
it.
\VS{19}I call
heaven
and
earth
to witness
this
day,
that
I
have
set
before
you
life
and
death,
blessing
and
cursing.
Choose
therefore
life,
that
both thou
and thy
seed
may
live:
\VS{20}And
that thou mayst
love
the
Lord thy
God,
and
obey
his
voice,
and adhere
to
him (for
he
is thy
life,
and
the
length
of thy
days,)
that thou mayst
dwell
in
the
land,
for
which
the
Lord
swore
to thy
fathers
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob
that
he
would
give
it
them.

\par }\Chap{31}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Moses
went,
and
spoke
all
these
words
to
all
Israel,
\VS{2}And
he
said
to
them:
I
am
this
day
a
hundred
and
twenty
years
old,
I
can
no
longer
go
out
and
come
in,
especially
as
the
Lord
also hath
said
to
me:
O Thou shalt
not
pass
over
this
Jordan.
\VS{3}The
Lord thy
God
then
will
pass
over
before thee:
he
will
destroy all
these
nations
in thy
sight,
and thou shalt
possess
them:
and
this Josue
shall
go
over
before thee,
as
the
Lord hath
spoken.
\VS{4}And
the
Lord
shall
do
to
them
as
he
did
to Sehon
and
Og
the
kings
of
the Amorrhites,
and
to
their
land,
and
shall
destroy
them.
\VS{5}Therefore
when
the
Lord
shall
have
delivered
these
also
to
you,
you
shall
do
in
like manner
to
them
as
I
have
commanded
you,
\VS{6}Do manfully
and
be
of good heart:
fear
not,
nor
be ye dismayed
at
their
sight:
for
the
Lord thy
God
he
himself
is thy leader,
and
will
not
leave thee
nor
forsake thee.
\VS{7}And
Moses
called Josue,
and
said
to
him
before
all
Israel:
Take
courage,
and
be valiant:
for thou shalt
bring
this
people
into
the
land
which
the
Lord
swore
he
would
give
to
their
fathers,
and thou shalt
divide
it
by lot.
\VS{8}And
the
Lord
who
is
your leader,
he
himself
will
be
with thee:
he
will
not
leave thee,
nor
forsake thee:
fear
not,
neither
be
dismayed.
\VS{9}And
Moses
wrote
this
law,
and
delivered
it
to
the
priests
the
sons
of
Levi,
who
carried
the
ark
of
the
covenant
of
the
Lord,
and
to
all
the ancients
of
Israel.
\VS{10}And
he
commanded
them,
saying:
After
seven
years,
in
the
year
of
remission,
in
the
feast
of tabernacles,
\VS{11}When
all
Israel
come together,
to
appear
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord thy
God
in
the
place
which
the
Lord
shall
choose, thou shalt
read
the
words
of
this
law
before
all
Israel,
in
their
hearing,
\VS{12}And
the
people
being
all
assembled
together,
both
men
and
women,
children
and
strangers,
that
are within thy
gates:
that
hearing
they
may
learn,
and
fear
the
Lord
your
God,
and
keep,
and fulfill
all
the
words
of
this
law:
\VS{13}That
their
children
also,
who
now
are ignorant,
may
hear,
and
fear
the
Lord
their
God,
all
the
days
that
they lire
in
the
land whither
you
are going
over
the
Jordan
to
possess
it.
\VS{14}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Behold
the
days
of thy
death
are nigh:
call Josue,
and
stand ye
in
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
that
I
may
give
him
a
charge.
So
Moses
and Josue
went
and
stood
in
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony:
\VS{15}And
the
Lord
appeared
there
in
the
pillar
of
a
cloud, which
stood
in
the
entry
of
the
tabernacle.
\VS{16}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Behold thou shalt
sleep
with thy
fathers,
and
this
people
rising
up
will
go
a fornicating
after
strange
gods
in
the
land,
to
which
it goeth
in
to dwell:
there
will
they
forsake
me,
and
will
make void
the
covenant,
which
I
have
made
with
them,
\VS{17}And
my
wrath
shall
be
kindled
against
them
in
that
day:
and
I
will
forsake
them,
and
will
hide
my
face
from
them,
and
they
shall
be
devoured:
all evils
and afflictions
shall
find
them,
so
that
they
shall
say
in
that
day:
In truth
it
is
because
God
is
not
with
me,
that
these evils
have
found
me.
\VS{18}But
I
will
hide,
and
cover
my
face
in
that
day,
for
all
the evils
which
they
have
done,
because
they
have followed strange
gods.
\VS{19}Now
therefore
write
you
this canticle,
and
teach
the
children
of
Israel:
that
they
may know
it
by heart,
and sing
it
by
mouth,
and
this
song
may
be unto
me
for
a
testimony
among
the
children
of
Israel.
\VS{20}For
I
will
bring
them
into
the
land,
for
which
I
swore
to
their
fathers,
that floweth
with
milk
and
honey.
And
when
they
have
eaten,
and
are
full
and
fat,
they
will
turn
away
after strange
gods,
and
will
serve
them:
and
will
despise
me,
and
make void
my
covenant.
\VS{21}And
after
many evils
and afflictions
shall
have
come
upon
them,
this canticle
shall
answer
them
for
a
testimony,
which
no oblivion
shall
take
away
out
of
the
mouth
of
their
seed.
For
I
know
their thoughts,
and
what
they
are
about
to
do
this
day,
before
that
I
bring
them
into
the
land
which
I
have
promised
them.
\VS{22}Moses
therefore
wrote
the canticle
and
taught
it
to
the
children
of
Israel.
\VS{23}And
the Lord
commanded Josue
the
son
of
Nun,
and
said:
Take
courage,
and
be valiant:
for thou shalt
bring
the
children
of
Israel
into
the
land
which
I
have
promised,
and
I
will
be
with thee.
\VS{24}Therefore
after
Moses
had
wrote
the
words
of
this
law
in
a volume,
and
finished
it:
\VS{25}He
commanded
the
Levites,
who
carried
the
ark
of
the
covenant
of
the
Lord.
saying:
\VS{26}Take
this
book,
and
put
it
in
the
side
of
the
ark
of
the
covenant
of
the
Lord
your
God:
that
it
may
be
there
for
a
testimony against thee.
\VS{27}For
I
know thy obstinacy,
and thy most stiff
neck,
While
I
am
yet
living,
and
going
in
with
you,
you
have
always
been
rebellious
against
the
Lord:
how
much
more
when
I
shall
be
dead?
\VS{28}Gather unto
me
all
the ancients
of
your
tribes,
and
your doctors,
and
I
will
speak
these
words
in
their
hearing,
and
will call
heaven
and
earth
to witness
against
them.
\VS{29}For
I
know
that,
after
my
death,
you
will
do
wickedly,
and
will quickly
turn
aside
from
the
way
that
I
have
commanded
you:
and evils
shall
come
upon
you
in
the
latter
times,
when
you
shall
do
evil
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord,
to
provoke
him
by
the
works
of
your
hands.
\VS{30}Moses
therefore
spoke,
in
the
hearing
of
the
whole
assembly
of
Israel,
the
words
of
this canticle,
and
finished
it
even
to
the
end,

\par }\Chap{32}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Hear,
O ye
heavens,
the things
I
speak, let
the
earth
give
ear
to
the
words
of
my
mouth.
\VS{2}Let
my doctrine gather as
the
rain, let
my speech distil as
the
dew, as
a shower
upon
the
herb,
and as drops
upon
the
grass.
\VS{3}Because
I
will
invoke
the
name
of
the
Lord:
give ye magnificence
to
our
God.
\VS{4}The works
of
God
are
perfect,
and
all
his
ways
are
judgments:
God
is
faithful
and
without
any
iniquity,
he
is
just
and
right.
\VS{5}They
have sinned against
him,
and
are nose
of
his
children
in
their filth:
they
are
a wicked
and
perverse
generation.
\VS{6}Is
this
the return thou makest
to
the
Lord,
O
foolish
and senseless
people?
Is
not
he thy
father,
that hath
possessed thee,
and
made thee,
and
created thee?
\VS{7}Remember
the
days
of
old,
think upon
every
generation:
ask thy
father,
and
he
will
declare
to thee: thy
elders
and
they
will
tell thee.
\VS{8}When
the Most
High
divided
the
nations:
when
he
separated
the
sons
of Adam,
he appointed
the bounds
of
people according
to
the
number
of
the
children
of
Israel.
\VS{9}But
the
Lord’s
portion
is
his
people:
Jacob
the
lot
of
his
inheritance.
\VS{10}He
found
him
in
a
desert
land,
in
a
place
of horror,
and
of vast
wilderness:
he
led
him
about,
and
taught
him:
and
he
kept
him
as
the
apple
of
his
eye.
\VS{11}As
the
eagle enticing
her
young
to fly,
and
hovering
over
them,
he
spread
his
wings,
and hath
taken
him
and
carried
him
on
his shoulders.
\VS{12}The
Lord
alone
was
his leader:
and
there
was
no
strange
god
with
him.
\VS{13}He set
him
upon
high
land:
that
he might
eat
the
fruits
of
the
fields,
that
he might
suck
honey
out
of
the
rock,
and
oil
out
of
the hardest stone,
\VS{14}Butter
of
the
herd,
and
milk
of
the
sheep
with
the
fat
of
lambs,
and
of
the
rams
of
the
breed
of Basan:
and
goats
with
the
marrow
of
wheat,
and
might
drink
the purest
blood
of
the
grape.
\VS{15}The beloved
grew
fat,
and
kicked:
he
grew
fat,
and
thick
and gross,
he
forsook
God
who
made
him,
and departed
from
God
his saviour.
\VS{16}They
provoked
him
by
strange gods,
and stirred
him up
to
anger,
with their
abominations.
\VS{17}They
sacrificed
to devils
and
not
to
God:
to
gods whom
they
knew
not:
that
were newly
come
up, whom
their
fathers worshipped
not.
\VS{18}Thou hast forsaken
the
God that
beget thee,
and hast
forgotten
the Lord that created thee.
\VS{19}The
Lord
saw,
and
was moved
to wrath:
because
his own
sons
and
daughters provoked
him.
\VS{20}And
he
said:
I
will
hide
my
face
from
them,
and
will
consider
what
their
last
end
shall
be:
for
it
is
a
perverse
generation,
and unfaithful
children.
\VS{21}They
have
provoked
me
with
that
which
was
no
god,
and
have
angered
me
with
their
vanities:
and
I
will
provoke
them
with
that
which
is
no
people,
and
will vex
them
with
a
foolish
nation.
\VS{22}A
fire
is
kindled
in
my
wrath,
and
shall
burn
even
to
the
lowest hell:
and
shall
devour
the
earth
with
her
increase,
and
shall
burn
the
foundations
of
the
mountains.
\VS{23}I
will
heap evils
upon
them,
and
will
spend
my
arrows
among
them.
\VS{24}They
shall be consumed
with
famine,
and birds
shall devour
them
with
a most
bitter bite:
I
will
send
the
teeth
of
beasts upon
them,
with
the
fury
of creatures
that trail upon
the
ground,
and
of serpents.
\VS{25}Without,
the
sword
shall lay
them waste,
and
terror
within,
both
the
young
man
and
the
virgin,
the sucking child
with
the
man
in
years.
\VS{26}I
said: Where
are
they?
I
will make
the
memory
of
them
to
cease from among
men.
\VS{27}But
for
the wrath
of
the
enemies
I
have deferred
it:
lest
perhaps
their
enemies
might
be
proud,
and
should
say:
Our mighty
hand,
and
not
the
Lord, hath
done
all
these
things.
\VS{28}They
are
a
nation
without
counsel,
and
without
wisdom.
\VS{29}O
that they
would
be
wise
and
would
understand,
and
would provide
for
their
last
end.
\VS{30}How
should
one
pursue
after
a
thousand,
and
two
chase
ten
thousand?
Was
it
not,
because
their
God
had
sold
them,
and
the
Lord
had
shut
them
up?
\VS{31}For
our
God
is
not
as
their gods:
our
enemies themselves
are
judges.
\VS{32}Their
vines
are
of
the vineyard
of
Sodom,
and
of
the suburbs
of Gomorrha:
their
grapes
are
grapes
of
gall,
and
their
clusters most
bitter.
\VS{33}Their
wine
is the
gall
of dragons,
and the
venom
of asps,
which
is incurable.
\VS{34}Are
not
these
things
stored
up
with
me,
and
sealed
up
in
my
treasures?
\VS{35}Revenge
is mine,
and
I
will repay
them
in due
time,
that
their
foot
may slide:
the
day
of
destruction
is
at
hand,
and
the
time makes haste
to come.
\VS{36}The
Lord
will
judge
his
people,
and
will
have
mercy
on
his
servants:
he
shall
see
that
their
hand
is weakened,
and
that
they
who
were
shut
up
have
also failed,
and
they
that
remained
are consumed.
\VS{37}And
he shall
say:
Where
are
their
gods,
in whom
they trusted?
\VS{38}Of
whose victims
they
ate
the
fat,
and
drank
the
wine
of
their
drink
offerings:
let
them
arise
and
help
you,
and
protect
you
in
your distress.
\VS{39}See ye
that
I
alone
am,
and
there
is
no
other
God
besides
me:
I
will
kill
and
I
will
make
to
live:
I
will
strike,
and
I
will
heal,
and
there
is
none
that
can
deliver
out
of
my
hand.
\VS{40}I
will
lift
up
my
hand
to
heaven,
and
I
will
say:
I
live
for
ever.
\VS{41}If
I
shall whet
my
sword
as
the
lightning,
and
my
hand
take
hold
on
judgment:
I
will
render
vengeance
to
my
enemies,
and
repay
them
that
hate
me.
\VS{42}I
will
make
my
arrows
drunk
with
blood,
and
my
sword
shall
devour
flesh,
of
the
blood
of
the
slain
and
of
the
captivity,
of
the bare
head
of
the
enemies.
\VS{43}Praise
his
people, ye
nations,
for
he
will
revenge
the
blood
of
his
servants:
and
will
render
vengeance
to
their enemies,
and
he
will
be merciful
to
the
land
of
his
people.
\VS{44}So
Moses
came
and
spoke
all
the
words
of
this canticle
in
the
ears
of
the
people,
and Josue
the
son
of
Nun.
\VS{45}And
he
ended
all
these
words,
speaking
to
all
Israel.
\VS{46}And
he
said
to
them:
Set
your
hearts
on
all
the
words,
which
I testify
to
you
this
day:
which
you
shall
command
your
children
to
observe
and
to
do,
and
to fulfill
all
that
is written
in
this
law:
\VS{47}For
they
are
not commanded
you
in vain,
but
that
every
one
should
live
in
them,
and
that doing
them
you
may
continue
a
long
time
in
the
land whither
you
are going
over
the
Jordan
to
possess
it.
\VS{48}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses
the
same
day,
saying:
\VS{49}Go
up
into
this
mountain
Abarim, (that
is
to
say,
of passages,) unto
mount
Nebo,
which
is
in
the
land
of
Moab
over
against
Jericho:
and
see
the
land
of Chanaan,
which
I
will
deliver
to
the
children
of
Israel
to possess,
and die thou
in
the
mountain.
\VS{50}When thou art
gone
up
into
it thou shalt
be
gathered
to thy
people,
as
Aaron thy
brother
died
in
mount
Her,
and
was
gathered
to
his
people:
\VS{51}Because
you trespassed
against
me
in
the
midst
of
the
children
of
Israel,
at
the
waters
of contradiction
in Cades
of
the
desert
of Sin:
and
you
did
not
sanctify
me
among
the
children
of
Israel.
\VS{52}Thou shalt
see
the
land
before thee,
which
I
will
give
to
the
children
of
Israel,
but thou shalt
not
enter
into
it.

\par }\Chap{33}{\PP \VerseOne{1}This
is
the
blessing, wherewith
the
man
of
God
Moses
blessed
the
children
of
Israel,
before
his
death.
\VS{2}And
he
said:
The
Lord
came
from
Sinai,
and
from
Seir
he
rose
up
to
us:
he hath
appeared
from
mount Pharan,
and
with
him
thousands
of saints.
In
his
right
hand
a fiery law.
\VS{3}He hath loved
the
people,
all
the
saints
are
in
his
hand:
and
they
that approach
to
his
feet,
shall
receive
of
his doctrine.
\VS{4}Moses
commanded us
a
law,
the inheritance
of
the multitude
of
Jacob.
\VS{5}He
shall
be
king
with
the
most right,
the princes
of
the
people
being
assembled
with
the
tribes
of
Israel.
\VS{6}Let Ruben
live,
and
not
die,
and
be he small
in
number.
\VS{7}This
is
the blessing
of Juda.
Hear,
O
Lord,
the
voice
of Juda,
and
bring
him
in unto
his
people:
his
hands
shall fight
for
him,
and
he
shall
be
his
helper
against
his enemies.
\VS{8}To
Levi
also
he
said: Thy perfection,
and thy doctrine
be
to thy
holy
man,
whom thou hast
proved
in
the temptation,
and judged
at
the
waters
of contradiction:
\VS{9}Who hath
said
to
his
father,
and
to
his
mother:
I
do
not
know
you;
and
to
his
brethren:
I
know
you
not:
and
their own
children
they
have
not
known. These
have
kept thy
word,
and
observed thy
covenant,
\VS{10}Thy
judgments, O
Jacob,
and thy
law, O
Israel:
they
shall
put
incense
in thy
wrath
and holocaust
upon thy
altar.
\VS{11}Bless,
O
Lord,
his
strength,
and
receive
the works
of
his
hands.
Strike
the backs
of
his
enemies,
and let not
them
that
hate
him
rise.
\VS{12}And
to
Benjamin
he
said:
The best
beloved
of
the
Lord
shall
dwell confidently
in
him:
as
in
a bride chamber
shall
he
abide
all
the
day
long,
and
between
his
shoulders
shall
be
rest.
\VS{13}To
Joseph
also
he
said:
Of
the
blessing
of
the
Lord
be
his
land,
of
the fruits
of
heaven,
and
of
the
dew,
and
of
the
deep
that lieth
beneath.
\VS{14}Of the fruits brought forth by the
sun
and by the moon.
\VS{15}Of
the
tops
of
the
ancient
mountains,
of
the fruits
of
the
everlasting
hills:
\VS{16}And
of
the fruits
of
the
earth,
and
of
the fulness thereof.
The blessing
of
him
that
appeared
in
the
bush,
come
upon
the
head
of
Joseph,
and
upon
the
crown
of
the Nazarite
among
his
brethren.
\VS{17}His beauty
as
of
the firstling
of
a bullock,
his
horns
as
the
horns
of
a rhinoceros:
with
them
shall
he
push
the
nations
even
to
the
ends
of
the
earth
These
are
the multitudes
of
Ephraim
and
these
the
thousands
of Manasses.
\VS{18}And
to Zabulon
he
said:
Rejoice,
O Zabulon,
in thy
going
out;
and
Issachar
in thy tabernacles.
\VS{19}They
shall
call
the
people
to
the
mountain:
there
shall
they
sacrifice
the victims
of
justice.
Who
shall
suck
as milk
the
abundance
of
the
sea,
and
the
hidden treasures
of
the sands.
\VS{20}And
to
Gad
he
said:
Blessed
be
Gad
in
his breadth:
he hath
rested
as
a lion,
and hath seized upon
the
arm
and
the top
of
the
head.
\VS{21}And
he
saw
his pre-eminence,
that
in
his
portion
the teacher
was laid
up:
who
was
with
the princes
of
the
people,
and
did
the justices
of
the
Lord,
and
his
judgment
with
Israel.
\VS{22}To
Dan also
he
said:
Dan
is
a
young
lion,
he
shall flow plentifully
from Basan.
\VS{23}And
to Nephtali
he
said: Nephtali
shall enjoy
abundance,
and
shall
be
full
of
the
blessings
of
the
Lord:
he
shall
possess
the
sea
and
the
south.
\VS{24}To Aser also
he
said:
Let Aser
be
blessed
with
children,
let
him
be
acceptable
to
his
brethren,
and
let
him
dip
his
foot
in
oil.
\VS{25}His shoe
shall
be
iron
and
brass.
As
the
days
of thy youth, so
also
shall thy old
age
be.
\VS{26}There
is
no
other
God
like
the
God
of
the rightest:
he
that
is
mounted upon
the
heaven
is thy
helper.
By
his magnificence
the
clouds run hither
and thither.
\VS{27}His
dwelling
is
above,
and
underneath
are
the
everlasting
arms:
he
shall cast
out
the
enemy
from
before thee,
and
shall
say:
Be thou brought
to nought.
\VS{28}Israel
shall
dwell
in
safety,
and
alone.
The
eye
of
Jacob
in
a
land
of corn
and
wine,
and
the
heavens
shall
be misty
with
dew.
\VS{29}Blessed
are thou,
Israel:
who
is
like
to thee,
O
people,
that art
saved
by
the
Lord?
the
shield
of thy
help,
and
the
sword
of thy glory: thy
enemies
shall
deny thee,
and thou shalt
tread
upon
their necks.

\par }\Chap{34}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
Moses
went
up
from
the
plains
of
Moab
upon
mount
Nebo,
to
the
top
of Phasga
over
against
Jericho:
and
the
Lord shewed
him
all
the
land
of Galaad
as
far
as
Dan.
\VS{2}And
all Nephtali,
and
the
land
of
Ephraim
and Manasses,
and
all
the
land
of Juda unto
the furthermost
sea,
\VS{3}And
the
south part,
and
the breadth
of
the
plain
of
Jericho
the
city
of
palm
trees
as
far
as Segor.
\VS{4}And
the
Lord
said
to
him:
This
is
the
land,
for
which
I
swore
to
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob,
saying:
I
will
give
it
to thy
seed. Thou hast
seen
it
with thy
eyes,
and shalt
not
pass
over
to
it.
\VS{5}And
Moses
the
servant
of
the
Lord
died
there,
in
the
land
of
Moab,
by
the
commandment
of
the
Lord:
\VS{6}And
he
buried
him
in
the
valley
of
the
land
of
Moab
over
against Phogor:
and
no
man hath
known
of
his sepulchre
until
this
present
day.
\VS{7}Moses
was
a
hundred
and
twenty
years
old
when
he
died:
his
eye
was
not dim,
neither
were
his teeth moved.
\VS{8}And
the
children
of
Israel
mourned
for
him
in
the
plains
of
Moab
thirty
days:
and
the
days
of
their
mourning
in which
they
mourned
for
Moses
were
ended.
\VS{9}And Josue
the
son
of
Nun
was
filled
with
the
spirit
of
wisdom,
because
Moses
had
laid
his
hands
upon
him.
And
the
children
of
Israel
obeyed
him,
and
did
as
the
Lord
commanded
Moses.
\VS{10}And
there
arose
no
more
a
prophet
in
Israel
like unto
Moses,
whom
the
Lord
knew
face
to
face,
\VS{11}In
all
the
signs
and
wonders,
which
he
sent
by
him,
to
do
in
the
land
of
Egypt
to Pharao,
and
to
all
his
servants,
and
to
his
whole
land,
\VS{12}And
all
the
mighty
hand,
and
great miracles,
which
Moses
did
before
all
Israel.
\par }