And these are the ordinances which you shall place before them.
If you should acquire servant six but the seventh year you shall send without charge.
If he alone should enter, also alone he shall go forth; but if a wife should enter together with him, also the wife shall go out together with him.
And if the master should give to him a wife, and she should bear to him, sons and daughters, the wife and the children shall be his masters, and he alone shall go forth by himself.
And if responding should have said I have loved my master, and my wife, and the children; I do not run free.
shall lead to the judgment seat of God, and then lead him to the door, unto the doorpost. And shall make a hole in the ear with the shoemaker's awl, and he shall serve to him into the eon.
But if any should give over his own daughter as a domestic servant, she shall not go forth as run forth
If she should not be well-pleasing her master, who did not solemnly promise her; on payment of ransom he shall release her; nation for he disrespected her.
And if his son he solemnly promised her, according to the ordinance of the daughters he shall commit to her.
And if another woman to himself, the and the clothes, and her companionship he shall not deprive.
And if these three things he should not do for her, she shall go forth freely, without
And if any should strike any, and he should die, to death let him be put to death!
But if it be done not willingly, but God delivered up into his hands, I will give to you a place in which he shall flee there - the one man-slaying.
But if any should set against the neighbor to kill him by treachery, and should take refuge; from to be put to death.
Whoever beats his father or his mother, to death he should be put to death.
The one speaking evil of his father or his mother, to death let him come to an end!
Who ever should steal any of any one of the sons of Israel, and tyrannizing him, should give him over, and should be found with him, to death let him come to an end!
And if revile each other and one should strike the neighbor with a stone or fist, and he should not die, but lies down upon the bed;
if in arising, the man should walk outside upon his cane, will be innocent except for his idleness and the physician's fee.
But if any strike his servant or his maidservant with a rod, and by his hand, with punishment let him be punished!
And if day or two, he shall not be punished, for his money
And if should do combat and should strike a woman in and should come forth her child not completely formed, with a fine he shall be penalized, in so far as should put upon him and he shall give by means of what is fit.
And if completely formed he shall give life for life,
eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
burning for burning, wound for wound, stripe for stripe.
And if any should strike the eye of his man-servant, or the eye of his female attendant, and he should blind; free on account of their eye.
And if the tooth of the man-servant, or the tooth of his female attendant he should knock out; free on account of their tooth.
And if should gore a man or woman, and with stones you shall stone the bull, and you shall not eat of its meats; but the owner of the bull shall be innocent.
But if the bull goring before yesterday and before the third day before, and to and he should not remove it; and if it should have done away with a man or a woman, they shall stone the bull, and the owner of it shall die in addition.
And if ransoms should be put to him, he shall give ransoms for the life of it, as much as should be put upon him.
And if a son or daughter should be gored, according to this ordinance they shall observe it.
And if a manservant or a maidservant, of silver to their owner, and the bull shall be stoned.
And if any should open a pit, or a quarry pit, and should not cover it, and should fall in
the owner of the pit shall pay; money to their owner, and the will be his.
And if should gore the bull of the neighbor, and it should come to an end, they shall give over bull for sale and divide the money from it, and the bull having died they shall divide.
And if it is made known the before yesterday and before the third day, and have been testifying to and he did not remove it, he shall pay bull for bull, but the will be his.