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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Deuteronomy 15

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See Deuteronomy 15:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 ! The yere of releasing of debts.

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2 a He shal onely release his dettors, which are not able to pay for the yere.

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4 b For if thy dettor be riche, he may be constrained to pay.

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5 ! God blesseth them that kepe his commandements.

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7 / Or, anie of thy cities.

7 ! To helpe the poore.

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9 / Ebr. thyne eie be euil.

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10 / Ebr. let not thine heart be euil.

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11 d Thou shalt be liberal.

11 c To trie your charitie, {Mat 26,11}.

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12 ! The fredome of seruants.

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14 e In token that thou doest acknowledge the benefite which God hathe giuen thee by his labours.

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17 f To the yere of Jubile, {Leuit. 25,40}.

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18 g For the hired seruant serued but thre yeres, and he six.

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19 ! The first borne of the cattel must be offred to the Lord.

19 h For they are the Lords.

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22 i Thou shalt as wel eat them as the roe bucke, and other wilde beasts.