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keeping holiday again and making good cheer, with son and daughter, serving-man and serving-maid, Levite and wanderer, orphan and widow that are thy neighbours. (Deuteronomy 16, 14)
Do not refuse alien or orphan his rights at law; do not make the widow give thee her cloak as a pledge; (Deuteronomy 24, 17)
If thou art harvesting the corn in one of thy fields, and a sheaf lies there forgotten, do not go back for it; leave it for the alien, the orphan and the widow; so the Lord thy God will prosper all thy undertakings. (Deuteronomy 24, 19)
Do not go over thy olive-trees again, the fruit once picked, leave the rest to alien, orphan and widow; (Deuteronomy 24, 20)
leave to alien, orphan and widow the clusters that hang on thy vines when the vintage is over, still ungathered. (Deuteronomy 24, 21)
When two brethren share the same house, and one dies childless, his widow must not take a husband elsewhere; the survivor must wed her, and beget children in his dead brother’s name. (Deuteronomy 25, 5)
And when thou hast finished taking tithes of all thy harvest, every third year, when tithe is due; when thou hast given them to Levite and stranger, to orphan and widow, in thy own city, so that they can feast and have their fill, (Deuteronomy 26, 12)
what prayer wilt thou make before the Lord thy God? I have stripped my house, thou wilt tell him, of all that I had vowed away, given it to Levite or to wanderer, to orphan or to widow, as thou badest me; I have not neglected thy will, or forgotten thy commands. (Deuteronomy 26, 13)
Cursed be the man who denies justice to alien, orphan and widow, Amen. (Deuteronomy 27, 19)
there Elimelech died, and Noemi was left a widow. But still she would be with her sons, (Ruth 1, 3)
Why then, said Booz, if thou dost buy the land from Noemi, thou must needs take with it a dead man’s widow, Ruth the Moabitess, to perpetuate the name of the kinsman whose lands thou dost enjoy. (Ruth 4, 5)
Nay, then, said the other, I forgo my right of kinship; I would not disinherit the heirs of my own body. I yield thee my rights, willing enough to forgo them. (Ruth 4, 6)
