Löydetty 374 Tulokset: Brother-in-law Marriage
If thy brother-Israelite falls on evil days, and must sell thee his little plot of ground, his next of kin, if he will, may redeem what was sold. (Leviticus 25, 25)
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)
And if thy brother-Israelite is brought by poverty to sell his own liberty to thee, do not submit him to bondage with thy slaves; (Leviticus 25, 39)
passing them on to your children by right of inheritance, as belonging to you in perpetuity; but you must not lord it over your brother-Israelites. (Leviticus 25, 46)
If an alien comes to dwell among you and grows rich, and one of thy brother-Israelites sells his liberty to this man, or to some descendant of his, (Leviticus 25, 47)
nor may he incur defilement when father or mother, brother or sister is buried; the hair is a sign of his dedication to his God, (Numbers 6, 7)
If he has given thee and all thy brother Levites access to himself, must you needs claim the priesthood too? (Numbers 16, 10)
Take thy rod with thee, and do thou and thy brother Aaron gather all the people together. Before their eyes, lay thy command upon the rock here, and it will yield water. This water thou bringest out of the rock will suffice to give drink to the whole multitude, and to their cattle. (Numbers 20, 8)
When thou hast viewed it, said he, thou too, like thy brother Aaron, shalt become a part of thy people. (Numbers 27, 13)
There must be no bonds of marriage between you; as thou wouldst deny thy daughter to any son of theirs, so thou must deny thy son to any daughter of theirs, (Deuteronomy 7, 3)
Suffer none to whisper that counsel in thy ears, brother nor son nor daughter, nor the wife thou dost cherish in thy bosom, nor the friend thou lovest as thy own self. Whoever bids thee follow the worship of alien gods, unknown to thee and to thy fathers, (Deuteronomy 13, 6)
