‏ Deuteronomy 5

CHAPTER 5

Obey the Ordinances

1And Moses called all Israel, and he said to them, Hear O Israel, the ordinances and the judgments! as many as I speak in   your ears in   this day. And you shall learn them, and guard to do them. 2The lord    your God ordained to you a covenant in Horeb. 3Not with  your fathers the lord ordained   this covenant, but only with you; even you here all living today. 4Face to face the lord spoke to you in the mountain from the midst of the fire. 5And I stood between the lord  and you in   that time, to announce to you the sayings of the lord  (for you were in fear from before the fire, and you did not ascend unto the mountain), saying, 6I am the lord    your God, the one leading you from out of the land of Egypt, from the house of slavery. 7There shall not be [3to you 2gods 1other] before my face. 8You shall not make for yourself a carving, nor any representation, as many as are in the heaven upward, and as many as are in the earth below, and as many as are in the waters underneath the earth. 9You shall not do obeisance to them, nor in any way serve them; for I am the lord    your God, a jealous God, repaying the sins of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation to the ones detesting me, 10and executing mercy to thousands, to the ones loving me, and to the ones keeping   my orders. 11You shall not take the name of the lord    your God in vain;   for [3shall not 4cleanse 1the lord    2your God] the one taking   his name in vain. 12Guard the day of the Sabbaths! to sanctify it in which manner [3gave charge 4to you 1the lord    2your God]! 13Six days you shall work, and do all   your works. 14But the [2day   1seventh] is a Sabbath to the lord    your God. You shall not do on it any work -- you, and   your son, and   your daughter,   your manservant, and   your maidservant,   your ox, and   your beast of burden, and every beast of yours, and the foreigner   sojourning among you, that [4should have cause to rest   1your manservant 2and   3your maidservant] as also you. 15And you shall remember that you were a servant in the land of Egypt, and [3led 4you 1the lord    2your God] from there by [2hand 1a fortified] and with [2arm 1a high]. On account of this [3gave orders 4to you 1the lord    2your God], so as for you to guard the day of the Sabbaths, and to sanctify it. 16Esteem   your father and   your mother! in which manner [3gave charge 4to you 1the lord    2your God], that good should be to you, and that [2a long time 1you may be] upon the earth, of which the lord    your God gives to you. 17You shall not murder. 18You shall not commit adultery. 19You shall not steal. 20You shall not witness falsely against   your neighbor [2witness 1as a lying]. 21You shall not desire the wife   of your neighbor. You shall not desire the house   of your neighbor, nor   his field, nor   his manservant, nor   his maidservant, nor   his ox, nor   his beast of burden, nor any beast of his, nor any thing  as much as   [2of your neighbor 1is]. 22These are the discourses the lord spoke to all your congregation in the mountain from the midst of the fire, darkness, dimness, storm -- [2voice 1a great]; and he did not add any more. And he wrote them upon two tablets of stone, and he gave them  to me. 23And it came to pass as you heard the voice from out of the midst of the fire, and the mountain burned fire, and there came forward to me all the leaders   of your tribes, and   your council of elders, 24that you said, Behold, [3showed 4to us 1the lord    2our God]   his glory, and   his voice we hear from the midst of the fire. In   this day we beheld that God shall speak to man, and he shall live. 25And now lest at any time we die, for [3shall completely consume 4us   2fire   1this great], if we [2should have added 3to hear 1ourselves] the voice of the lord    our God any more -- then we shall die. 26For what flesh who heard the voice of the living God speaking from the midst of the fire [3as 4we 2even 1shall live]? 27You approach and hear all as much as [3should 4say 1the lord    2our God] to you! And you shall speak to us all whatever as much as [3should speak 1the lord    2our God] to you, and we will hear, and we will do. 28And the lord heard the voice   of your words speaking to me. And the lord said to me, I heard the voice of the words   of this people, as many as they spoke to you rightly, all as many as they spoke. 29Who shall give [2to be 3thus   1their heart] in them, so as to fear me, and to guard   my commandments all the days, that good might be to them and to their sons through the eon. 30Proceed! Say to them! You return to   your houses! 31But you here stand with me! and I shall speak to you all the commandments, and the ordinances, and the judgments, as many as you shall teach them. And let them do thus in the land which I give to them by lot! 32And you shall guard to do in which manner [3gave charge 4to you 1the lord    2your God], to not turn aside right nor left, 33but according to every   way which [3gave charge 4to you 1the lord    2your God] to go by it, so that he should rest you, and good might be to you, and you should prolong your days upon the land which you shall inherit.
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