1"If<3588> a man<376> steals<1589> an ox<7794> or<176> a sheep<7716> and slaughters<2873> it or<176> sells<4376> it, he shall pay<7999> five<2568> oxen<1241> for the ox<7794> and four<702> sheep<6629> for the sheep<7716>.
2"If<518> the thief<1590> is caught<4672> while breaking<4290> in and is struck<5221> so that he dies<4191>, there<369> will be no<369> bloodguiltiness<1818> on his account.
3"But if<518> the sun<8121> has risen<2224> on him, there will be bloodguiltiness<1818> on his account. He shall surely<7999> make<7999> restitution<7999>; if<518> he owns nothing<369>, then he shall be sold<4376> for his theft<1591>.
4"If<518> what<1591> he stole<1591> is actually<4672> found<4672> alive<2416> in his possession<3027>, whether<4480> an ox<7794> or<5704> a donkey<2543> or<5704> a sheep<7716>, he shall pay<7999> double<8147>.
5"If<3588> a man<376> lets a field<7704> or<176> vineyard<3754> be grazed<1197> bare and lets<7971> his animal<1165> loose<7971> so that it grazes<1197> in another<312> man's field<7704>, he shall make<7999> restitution<7999> from the best<4315> of his own field<7704> and the best<4315> of his own vineyard<3754>.
6"If<3588> a fire<784> breaks<3318> out and spreads<4672> to thorn<6975> bushes<6975>, so that stacked<1430> grain or<176> the standing<7054> grain<7054> or<176> the field<7704> itself is consumed<398>, he who started<1197> the fire<1200> shall surely<7999> make<7999> restitution<7999>.
7"If<3588> a man<376> gives<5414> his neighbor<7453> money<3701> or<176> goods<3627> to keep<8104> for him and it is stolen<1589> from the man's<376> house<1004>, if<518> the thief<1590> is caught<4672>, he shall pay<7999> double<8147>.
8"If<518> the thief<1590> is not caught<4672>, then the owner<1167> of the house<1004> shall appear<7126> before<413> the judges<430>, to determine whether<518><3808> he laid<7971> his hands<3027> on his neighbor's<7453> property<4399>.
9"For every<3605> breach<6588> of trust<6588>, whether it is for ox<7794>, for donkey<2543>, for sheep<7716>, for clothing<8008>, or for any<3605> lost<9> thing<9> about which<834> one says<559>, 'This<2088> is it,' the case<1697> of both<8147> parties shall come<935> before<5704> the judges<430>; he whom<834> the judges<430> condemn<7561> shall pay<7999> double<8147> to his neighbor<7453>.
10"If<3588> a man<376> gives<5414> his neighbor<7453> a donkey<2543>, an ox<7794>, a sheep<7716>, or<176> any<3605> animal<929> to keep<8104> for him, and it dies<4191> or<176> is hurt<7665> or<176> is driven<7617> away<7617> while no<369> one<369> is looking<7200>,
11an oath<7621> before the LORD<3068> shall be made<1961> by the two<8147> of them that he has not laid<7971> hands<3027> on his neighbor's<7453> property<4399>; and its owner<1167> shall accept<3947> it, and he shall not make<7999> restitution<7999>.
12"But if<518> it is actually<1589> stolen<1589> from him, he shall make<7999> restitution<7999> to its owner<1167>.
13"If<518> it is all torn<2963> to pieces<2963>, let him bring<935> it as evidence<5707>; he shall not make<7999> restitution<7999> for what<2966> has been torn<2966> to pieces.
14"If<3588> a man<376> borrows<7592> anything from his neighbor<7453>, and it is injured<7665> or<176> dies<4191> while its owner<1167> is not with it, he shall make<7999> full<7999> restitution<7999>.
15"If<518> its owner<1167> is with it, he shall not make<7999> restitution<7999>; if<518> it is hired<7916>, it came<935> for its hire<7939>.
16"If<3588> a man<376> seduces<6601> a virgin<1330> who<834> is not engaged<781>, and lies<7901> with her, he must pay<4117> a dowry<4117> for her to be his wife<802>.
17"If<518> her father<1> absolutely<3985> refuses<3985> to give<5414> her to him, he shall pay<8254> money<3701> equal to the dowry<4119> for virgins<1330>.
18"You shall not allow a sorceress<3784> to live<2421>.
19"Whoever<3605> lies<7901> with an animal<929> shall surely<4191> be put<4191> to death<4191>.
20"He who sacrifices<2076> to any god<430>, other<1115> than<1115> to the LORD<3068> alone<905>, shall be utterly<2763> destroyed<2763>.
21"You shall not wrong<3238> a stranger<1616> or oppress<3905> him, for you were strangers<1616> in the land<776> of Egypt<4714>.
22"You shall not afflict<6031> any<3605> widow<490> or orphan<3490>.
23"If<518> you afflict<6031> him at all<6031>, and if<518> he does cry<6817> out to Me, I will surely<8085> hear<8085> his cry<6818>;
24and My anger<639> will be kindled<2734>, and I will kill<2026> you with the sword<2719>, and your wives<802> shall become<1961> widows<490> and your children<1121> fatherless<3490>.
25"If<518> you lend<3867> money<3701> to My people<5971>, to the poor<6041> among<5973> you, you are not to act<1961> as a creditor<5383> to him; you shall not charge<7760><5921> him interest<5392>.
26"If<518> you ever<2254> take<2254> your neighbor's<7453> cloak<8008> as a pledge<2254>, you are to return<7725> it to him before<5704> the sun<8121> sets<935>,
27for that is his only<905> covering<3682>; it is his cloak<8071> for his body<5785>. What<4100> else shall he sleep<7901> in? And it shall come<1961> about that when<3588> he cries<6817> out to Me, I will hear<8085> him, for I am gracious<2587>.
28"You shall not curse<7043> God<430>, nor<3808> curse<779> a ruler<5387> of your people<5971>.
29"You shall not delay<309> the offering from your harvest<4395> and your vintage<1831>. The firstborn<1060> of your sons<1121> you shall give<5414> to Me.
30"You shall do<6213> the same<3651> with your oxen<7794> and with your sheep<6629>. It shall be with its mother<517> seven<7651> days<3117>; on the eighth<8066> day<3117> you shall give<5414> it to Me.
31"You shall be holy<6944> men<376> to Me, therefore you shall not eat<398> any flesh<1320> torn<2966> to pieces in the field<7704>; you shall throw<7993> it to the dogs<3611>.