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When he had finished talking to Abraham Yahweh went away, and Abraham returned home. (Genesis 18, 33)
Rebekah was listening while Isaac was talking to his son Esau. So when Esau went into the country to hunt game for his father, (Genesis 27, 5)
He was still talking to them, when Rachel arrived with her father's flock, for she was a shepherdess. (Genesis 29, 9)
Take double the amount of money with you and return the money put back in the mouths of your sacks; it may have been a mistake. (Genesis 43, 12)
The men took this gift; they took double the amount of money with them, and Benjamin. They set off, went down to Egypt and presented themselves before Joseph. (Genesis 43, 15)
If the stolen animal is found alive in his possession, be it ox, donkey or animal from the flock, he will pay back double. (Exodus 22, 3)
'If anyone entrusts money or goods to someone else's keeping and these are stolen from that person's house, the thief, if he can be discovered, will repay double. (Exodus 22, 6)
'In every case of law-breaking involving an ox, donkey, animal from the flock, clothing or lost property of any sort, the ownership of which is disputed, both parties will lay their case before God. The party whom God pronounces guilty will pay back double to the other. (Exodus 22, 8)
You will join five sheets together into one set, and six sheets into another; the sixth you will fold double over the front of the tent. (Exodus 26, 9)
When Moses came down from Mount Sinai with the two tablets of the Testimony in his hands, as he was coming down the mountain, Moses did not know that the skin of his face was radiant because he had been talking to him. (Exodus 34, 29)
The whole community was talking of stoning them, when the glory of Yahweh appeared to all the Israelites, inside the Tent of Meeting, (Numbers 14, 10)
As his first-born he must acknowledge the son of the wife whom he does not love, giving him a double share of his estate; this son being the first-fruit of his vigour, the right of the first-born is his. (Deuteronomy 21, 17)
