Leviticus 5:4 Cross References - Thomson

⁴ or if a person be a transgressor, either pronouncing with his lips to do evil; or to do good according to all that the man might pronounce with an oath and it hath escaped his notice; when he hath come to the knowledge of his having inadvertently sinned in any of these cases,

² Speak to the children of Israel, and thou shalt say to them, Whoever shalt vow a vow as the price of his life to the Lord, the price shall be; ³ of a male from twenty to sixty years of age, the price shall be fifty didrachms of silver, sanctuary weight; ⁴ and of a female, the valuation shall be thirty didrachms. ⁵ And if it be of one from five to twenty years of age, the price of a male shall be twenty didrachms, and of a female ten didrachms. ⁶ And if it be of one from a month to five years old, the price of a male shall be five didrachms, and of a female three didrachms of silver. ⁷ And if it be of one from sixty years old and upwards; if a male the price shall be fifteen didrachms of silver, and if a female, ten didrachms. ⁸ And if any be too poor for this valuation, he shall present himself before the priest and the priest shall set a value on him; according to the ability of him who made the vow, the priest shall value him. ⁹ But if the gift to the Lord be from the cattle which may be offered, whoever shall give any of these to the Lord, it shall be sacred. ¹⁰ He shall not change it, a good for a bad; nor a bad for a good: and if he actually change this beast for another, both it and that given in exchange shall be sacred. ¹¹ But if it be any kind of unclean beast of which a gift cannot be made to the Lord, he shall present the beast before the priest; ¹² and the priest shall value it at a medium between a good and a bad one; and according as the priest shall value it, so it shall stand; ¹³ and if the person chuse to redeem it, he shall add a fifth to the valuation. ¹⁴ And if a man make a dedication of his house to the Lord, the priest shall value it at a medium between a good and a bad house. And according as the priest shall value it so it shall stand; ¹⁵ and if he who dedicated it chuse to redeem it, he shall add thereto a fifth of the money at which it was rated, and it shall be his. ¹⁶ And if it be a part of the land of his possession, which a man shall dedicate to the Lord, the valuation shall be according to the seed thereof, fifty didrachms of silver for a core of barley; ¹⁷ If he dedicate it at the jubilee; at this valuation it shall stand. ¹⁸ But if he dedicate his field after the jubilee; the priest shall compute for him the money on the years which remain to the jubilee, and make a deduction from the full valuation of it. ¹⁹ And if the man who made the dedication chuse to redeem the field, he shall add one fifth of the money to the valuation of it, and it shall be his. ²⁰ But if he decline to redeem the field, and selleth the field to another man, he shall never afterwards redeem it; ²¹ but at the going out of the jubilee the field shall be consecrated to the Lord, and he shall have possession of it as land set apart for the priest. ²² And if a man make a dedication to the Lord of a field which he hath purchased, and which is not a part of his inheritance, ²³ though the priest settle with him the amount of the price from the year of the jubilee, and he pay the price at which it was rated on the day he made the dedication to the Lord; ²⁴ yet in the year of the jubilee the field shall be restored to the man of whom he purchased it, and whose field of possession it was. ²⁵ Now every valuation shall be by holy weight, twenty oboli making a didrachm. ²⁶ And with regard to every firstling if it be among the cattle, it shall be for the Lord, and none shall dedicate it. Whether it be of the herds or flocks it is the Lord's. ²⁷ And if it be of the four footed beasts which are unclean, he must redeem it according to the valuation, and add thereto a fifth, and it shall be his. And if he will not redeem it, it shall be sold for its value. ²⁸ But with respect to every Anathema which a man may devote to the Lord from all that he hath, whether from man or beast, or from field of his possession, it shall not be sold nor redeemed. Every anathema shall be most sacredly devoted to the Lord. ²⁹ And every thing which hath been devoted as an anathema from among men, shall not be redeemable, but by death. ³⁰ The whole tenth of the land, both of the produce of the land, and of the fruit of the trees, is for the Lord. It is dedicated to the Lord. ³¹ And if any man chuse to redeem his tenth by purchase, he shall add to the valuation a fifth, and it shall be his. ³² Now the whole tenth of herds and flocks; even every one which in numbering shall come under the rod, that tenth shall be dedicated to the Lord. ³³ Thou shalt not change a good for a bad, nor a bad for a good; and if thou shalt actually make an exchange, that given in exchange shall also be consecrated, and shall not be redeemed. ³⁴ These are the commands which the Lord gave in charge to Moses for the children of Israel at mount Sina.

⁶ And if she be married, and vows be upon her; according to the opening of her lips; with what promises soever she may have bound her soul,

⁸ But if her husband expressly disallow her on the day when he shall hear, none of her vows, and none of the obligations with which she hath bound her soul, shall be binding, because her husband disallowed her. And the Lord will acquit her.

¹⁴ And the men said to her, Our life for yours even to death. Then she said to them. When the Lord delivereth up to you this city, you will deal mercifully and truly with me.

¹⁵ And Joshua made peace with them, and they entered into a covenant with them to save their lives; and the chiefs of the congregation sword to them.

¹⁹ if therefore you have this day acted with truth, and uprightness, in regard to Jerobaal, and his house, may you have joy in Abimelech, and he have joy in you:

³¹ it shall be, that whosoever cometh from the door of my house to meet me, when I return in peace from the children of Ammon, shall be for the Lord. Him will I dedicate as a whole burnt offering.

⁷ What shall we do for wives for the few who are left, seeing we have sworn by the Lord, that we will not give them any of our daughters for wives?

¹⁸ for we cannot give them any of our daughters for wives; for we have sworn among the children of Israel, saying, Cursed be the man who giveth a wife to a Benjaminite.

¹¹ And she vowed a vow to the Lord, saying, Adonai, Lord, Eloe Sabbaoth! If thou wilt look on the affliction of thy handmaid, and remember me, and give thy handmaid a man child, I will dedicate him before thee, as a gift to the day of his death; and he shall not drink wine, nor fermented liquor, nor shall a razor come on his head.

²⁴ But Saul was guilty of a great imprudence that day; for he uttered an imprecation to the people, saying, Cursed be the man who eateth bread till evening, that I may take vengeance on mine enemy; so that none of the people tasted bread, though all the country was dining. ²⁵ Nay, though the forest Jaal abounded with honey, on the face of the ground, ²⁶ and the people entered that apiary; yet behold they went on talking, and behold there was not one who put his hand to his mouth; for the people feared the oath of the Lord. ²⁷ But Jonathan did not hear when his father adjured the people, therefore he stretched forth the end of the sceptre in his hand, and stuck it into a honey-comb, and when he put his hand to his mouth, his eyes brightened up. ²⁸ And one of the people addressing him said, Thy father solemnly adjured the people saying, Cursed be the man who eateth bread this day, so the people are become faint.

²¹ Now therefore swear to me by the Lord, that thou wilt not destroy my seed after me; nor blot out my name from the house of my father. ²² So David sword to Saul, and Saul departed to his place, and David and his men went up to the straits of Messara.

²² God do so to David, and more also, if by to-morrow morning I leave of all that belong to Nabal one man;

⁷ But the king had compassion on Memphibosthe, the son of Jonathan, Saul's son, on account of the oath of the Lord between them; namely between David and Jonathan, Saul's son.

³¹ And he said, God do so to me and more also, if the head of Elisha shall stand on him this day.

² how he sware to the Lord, and made his vow to the God of Jacob: ³ "I will not enter the lodging of my house, nor go up to my bed of rest; ⁴ nor give sleep to mine eyes or slumber to mine eyelids; ⁵ nor rest to my temples; until I find a place for the Lord; a habitation for the God of Jacob."

² be thou not rash with thy mouth; nor let thy heart be hasty to utter a word in the presence of God. Because God is in the heaven above, and thou art on the earth, let thy words there fore be few. ³ Because a dream cometh by much temptation, and a fool's voice with many words; ⁴ when thou vowest a vow to God delay not the performance of it. For in fools there is no fixed will. Pay thou therefore what thou vowest. ⁵ It is better not to vow, than to vow and not perform. ⁶ Suffer not thy mouth to cause thy flesh to sin, nor say in the presence of God, It was an inadvertence, that God may not be provoked to wrath by thy voice, and destroy the works of thy hands,

¹⁸ As he hath dishonoured an oath, by breaking a covenant, [when lo! he had given his hand] and hath done all these things to him, he shall not escape. ¹⁹ Therefore say, As I live saith the Lord, The oath which he hath dishonoured, and the covenant which he hath broken, even this I will requite upon his head.

⁷ Whereupon he promised with an oath to give her whatever she would ask.

⁹ Though the king was sorry, yet from a regard to the oath and the guests, he ordered it to be given her.

²³ nay, he swore to her, Whatever thou shalt ask of me, I will give, even to the half of my kingdom.

¹² And in the course of the day some of the Jews, having entered into a conspiracy, bound themselves by the solemn Anathema, saying they would neither eat nor drink till they had killed Paul.