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but whatever it produces of itself will provide food for you, for your male and female slaves, for your hired servant and for the stranger who lives with you. (Leviticus 25, 6)
If your brother becomes poor and is unable to support himself, help him. Help this stranger or this guest that he may live with you. (Leviticus 25, 35)
If an alien or temporary resident becomes prosperous and one of your brothers becomes so poor as to sell himself to a stranger who is living with you or to a member of the stranger's family, (Leviticus 25, 47)
If a stranger is living among you and wants to celebrate the Passover for Yahweh, he must celebrate it in accordance with the laws and customs of the Passover. There is to be only one law among you, for settler and native alike." (Numbers 9, 14)
If any stranger living among you, or among your descendants, will also make a burnt offering, as a sweet-smelling offering for Yahweh: just as you act, so must the stranger do. (Numbers 15, 14)
There shall be only one law for you and for the foreigner among you. This is a law that shall bind your descendants forever before Yahweh: you and the stranger are alike. (Numbers 15, 15)
There is to be the same law, and the same regulation for you and for the stranger who lives among you." (Numbers 15, 16)
The entire community of Israel will be forgiven, as also the stranger who lives among them, since the entire people have sinned without meaning to do so. (Numbers 15, 26)
whether he is an Israelite, or a stranger living among them. There shall be only one law among you for the one who sins by an unintentional fault. (Numbers 15, 29)
But the one who sins deliberately, whether native or stranger, angers Yahweh himself. Such a person must be cut off from the community; (Numbers 15, 30)
The man who has gathered up the ashes of the cow shall wash his clothing and will remain unclean until evening. This will be a law forever, for the people of Israel as well as for the stranger living among them. (Numbers 19, 10)
These six towns will be a refuge for the people of Israel as well as for the stranger and the foreigner among you, where anyone who has killed accidentally may find safety. (Numbers 35, 15)
