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But, Lord, said Moses, the common folk will be in no danger of climbing up on to Sinai; thou thyself hast warned them, and bidden us set bounds, to keep the mountain inviolable. (Exodus 19, 23)
and cried out to Moses, Do thou tell us the message; we are ready to obey thee. Do not let us hear the Lord speaking; it will cost us our lives. (Exodus 20, 19)
But Moses said to the people, Do not be afraid; God has come here to make trial of your obedience; he would have you possessed with the fear of him, to preserve you from sin. (Exodus 20, 20)
And the Lord gave Moses this further message for the Israelites: You stood watching while I spoke to you out of heaven; (Exodus 20, 22)
If thou dost buy a slave that is a Hebrew by race, he shall do thee six years’ service, and in the seventh year, without any ransom paid, he shall go free. (Exodus 21, 2)
But if his master has assigned a wife to him, and she has borne sons and daughters, this woman and her children shall belong to the master; the slave shall go free in the same guise as before. (Exodus 21, 4)
The master to whom she has been made over may send her away, if he has no liking for her, but he may not sell her to foreign masters; he has done her despite enough already. (Exodus 21, 8)
He may betroth her, if he will, to his son; but if he does that, he must treat her as his daughter; (Exodus 21, 9)
But where there was no malice aforethought, and God provides the occasion,✻ he shall be allowed to find refuge in such place as I shall appoint for thee. (Exodus 21, 13)
Two fall out, and one is struck with a stone, or with the fist, not fatally, but so that he must take to his bed; (Exodus 21, 18)
must the man who struck the blow be held guilty? Only till the other is well enough to get up and walk abroad with a stick; but he must compensate him for his loss of work, and for the doctor’s charges. (Exodus 21, 19)
but if they survive for a day or more, he shall go unpunished; the loss is his. (Exodus 21, 21)
