The Fifth Book of Moses: Deuteronomy
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- Kapitel 15 -
(Exodus 23:10–13; Leviticus 25:1–7)
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Generosity in Lending and Giving
(Matthew 6:1–4)
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Hebrew Servants
(Exodus 21:1–11)
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Firstborn Animals
(Exodus 13:1–16)
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Fußnoten
(a)15:4
There shall be no poor, etc: It is not to be understood as a promise, that there should be no poor in Israel, as appears from ver. 11, where we learn that God’s people would never be at a loss to find objects for their charity: but it is an ordinance that all should do their best endeavours to prevent any of their brethren from suffering the hardships of poverty and want.(Challoner)
(b)15:12 Notice that the term brother is to be taken broadly, applying to men and women. Also, this does not refer to slavery, but to indentured servitude. This type of indentured servitude was necessary because there were few jobs and few occupations. If one did not have land or family to depend upon, one would need to attach one’s self to a landowner. A six year term of work was job security, at a time and in a culture with no police, nor hospitals, no government assistance programs for the poor. One could easily die without such an indentured servitude. This is also why the option to stay on permanently was offered, because there may be few other opportunities in that society at that time, and many dangers for those who would be on their own.(Conte)
Schuldentilgung alle sieben Jahre
(2. Mose 23,10-13; 3. Mose 25,1-7)
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Großzügigkeit gegenüber den Armen
(Matthäus 6,1-4)
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Das Gesetz über die Knechte
(2. Mose 21,1-11)
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Das Gesetz über die erstgeborenen Tiere
(2. Mose 13,1-16)
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