Words כד

¹when a man will take a wife and her marries, is, if her will find a disfavor/disgrace in his eyes, for he has discovered/found out in her an ugly-looking thing, and he will her write a divorce, and give in her hand, and will her send away from his house,

²and she will away/went on from his house, and go and become an other man's,

³and (if) the last husband will her hate get/receive, and will her write a divorce, and give in her hand, and will her send away from his house, or the last man which has her taken for a wife to him, will die,

⁴it is required not her first man, which has her sent off, her take back to become for a wife to him, after that she is defiled having become; for an abomination is this before G-d; and you(SG) must not sinful make this land which Hashem your G-d gives you(SG) for an inheritance.

⁵when a man will take a new wife, shall he not go out in army, and on him shall not be laid/imposed become any thing; free shall he be for his home one year, and gladden his wife which he has taken.

⁶one shall not take in pledge a handmill or an uppermost millstone; for a a soul take they in pledge.

⁷if someone will found become stealing/kidnapping a a soul of his brothers, of the children of Yisroel, and he will take ownership/dominion over over him, and will him sell, shall die that thief. and you(SG) must purge this evil from among you(SG).

⁸be careful/on guard with the plague of leprosy/tsoraas, to keep very much and to do so as all that which the kohanim of tribe Levi will you (PL) teach; so as I have them commanded, shall you (PL) keep to do.

⁹remember what Hashem your G-d has done to Miryam along the way, when you (PL) are having come out from Egypt.

¹⁰when you (sg) will lend your neighbor any manner of it is loan, shall you (sg) not go in/enter to him in house to take his pledge.

¹¹outside shall you (sg) stand, and the man which you (sg) lend it, shall you(SG) carry out the pledge outside.

¹²and if he is a poor person, shall you (sg) self not lie down (overnight) with his pledge.

¹³to return shall you (sg) him to return the pledge, as the sun goes down; so that he shall self lie down (overnight) in his covering, and you bless; and from you(SG) will it be a righteousness before Hashem your G-d.

¹⁴you(SG) must not oppress a poor/destitute and needy hired servant of your brothers, or of your foreigners which in your land, in your gates.

¹⁵in the same day shall you (sg) give up his wages, and the sun shall not decline/go down thereon; because he is a poor person, and he looks (dependently) out of thereon; so that he shall not call on you(SG) to Hashem, and on you(SG) will be a sin.

¹⁶father's shall not caused to die become for children, and children shall not caused to die become for father's; each for his sin shall caused to die become.

¹⁷you(SG) must not pervert the judgement of a foreigner/proselyte, of a fatherless; and you(SG) must not take in pledge the garment of an widow.

¹⁸and you(SG) must remember that a slave are you having been in Egypt, and Hashem your G-d has you redeemed from there; therefore command I you(SG) to do the this thing.

¹⁹that you (sg) will reap your harvest in field, and will forget a sheaf in field, shall you (sg) self not to return it to take; for the foreigner/proselyte, for the fatherless, and for the widow, shall it be; so that Hashem your G-d shall you bless in every deed of your hands.

²⁰when you (sg) will beat your olive tree, shall you (sg) not search/look for the branches behind you(SG); for the foreigner/proselyte, for the fatherless, and for the widow, shall it be.

²¹when you (sg) will harvest your vineyard, shall you (sg) not after gather/glean behind you(SG); for the foreigner/proselyte, for the fatherless, and for the widow, shall it be.

²²and you(SG) must remember that a slave are you having been in land Egypt; therefore command I you(SG) to do the this thing.