Trouvé 26 Résultats pour: Commerce

• then he bade them hold themselves in readiness for the third day, and have no commerce with their wives. (Exodus 19, 15)

• If he has had commerce with a woman, she too must wash, and she too, till evening comes, is unclean. (Leviticus 15, 18)

• If a man has commerce with her at her monthly time, he remains unclean for a whole week; unclean, too, is any bed on which he lies. (Leviticus 15, 24)

• and for women who must remain apart because of their monthly time, women who have a continuous issue of blood, and men with whom such women have commerce. (Leviticus 15, 33)

• Thou shalt not mate with a woman and also with her daughter, no, nor with any grand-daughter of hers; they are flesh and blood of hers, and all such commerce is incestuous. (Leviticus 18, 17)

• Thou shalt not have commerce with a man as if it had been with a woman; such commerce is abominable. (Leviticus 18, 22)

• Thou shalt not defile thyself by commerce with a beast; nor shall a woman allow any beast to have commerce with her; it is foully done. (Leviticus 18, 23)

• If a man has commerce with a slave-woman promised in marriage, but not yet redeemed or set free, both shall be beaten, but they shall not be put to death, as if she were a free woman. (Leviticus 19, 20)

• If a man commits adultery by having commerce with his neighbour’s wife, the lives of both, adulterer and adulteress, must pay for it. (Leviticus 20, 10)

• If a man has commerce with his step-mother, coming between his own father’s sheets, the lives of both must pay for it; they must find no mercy. (Leviticus 20, 11)

• No mercy must be shewn when a man has commerce with his daughter-in-law; order has been violated, and both must die. (Leviticus 20, 12)

• No mercy, either, when a man has commerce with another man as if he had been a woman; either is guilty of a foul deed, and both must die. (Leviticus 20, 13)