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• let him pay the sale price, less the value of the crops since the time of the sale, and so recover possession. (Leviticus 25, 27)

• If he cannot find the money, then the buyer will remain in possession till the year of jubilee comes; that year, all which has been sold comes back to its true master, who held it in earlier days. (Leviticus 25, 28)

• The man who sells a house within the walls of a city, is free to effect its redemption till a year has passed; (Leviticus 25, 29)

• if it remains unredeemed at the end of the year, it passes into the possession of the man who bought it, and of his heirs in perpetuity; there is no redeeming it now, even in the year of jubilee. (Leviticus 25, 30)

• But if the house stands in some unwalled village, there is the same right of redemption as if it were land; it will return to its true master in the year of jubilee, if he has not redeemed it first. (Leviticus 25, 31)

• The houses which the Levites own in their cities can always be redeemed, (Leviticus 25, 32)

• and if they are not redeemed they return to their masters in the jubilee year; that is because the Levites have been granted their cities in lieu of lands such as their brethren enjoy. (Leviticus 25, 33)

• If thy brother-Israelite falls on evil days, or his strength fails him, and thou givest him lodging as if he were some alien guest of thine, (Leviticus 25, 35)

• thou shalt not claim interest over and above what thou hast spent on him. Thou hast the vengeance of thy God to fear; see to it that thy brother has freedom to lodge with thee. (Leviticus 25, 36)

• It is not for thee to receive interest on what thou spendest, and entertain him to thy own profit. (Leviticus 25, 37)

• Bethink you how I, the Lord your God, rescued you from Egypt and gave you a home in Chanaan, to make you mine. (Leviticus 25, 38)

• let him work in thy household as if he were a hired servant or a free alien, till the year of jubilee comes. (Leviticus 25, 40)