Chūāijíjì 23:10-19

10 Liù nián nǐ yào gēngzhòng tiándì , shōucáng tǔchǎn ,
11 Zhǐshì dì qī nián yào jiào dì xiēxi , bú gēng bú zhǒng , shǐ nǐ mín zhōng de qióngrén yǒu chī de , tāmen suǒ shèngxia de , yĕshòu kĕyǐ chī . nǐde pútaóyuán hé gǎnlǎn yuán yĕ yào zhàoyàng bànlǐ .
12 Liù rì nǐ yào zuò gōng , dì qī rì yào ānxī , shǐ niú , lü kĕyǐ xiēxi , bìng shǐ nǐ bìnǚ de érzi hé jìjū de dōu kĕyǐ shūchàng .
13 Fán wǒ duì nǐmen shuō de huà , nǐmen yào jǐn shǒu . bié shén de míng , nǐ bùkĕ tí , yĕ bùkĕ cóng nǐ kǒu zhōng chuánshuō .
14 Yī nián sān cì , nǐ yào xiàng wǒ shǒu jié .
15 Nǐ yào shǒu Chújiàojié , zhào wǒ suǒ fēnfu nǐde , zaì yàbǐ yuè neì suǒ déng de rìqī , chī wú jiào bǐng qī tiān . shuí yĕ bùkĕ kòng shǒu chaójiàn wǒ , yīnwei nǐ shì zhè yuè chū le Āijí .
16 Yòu yào shǒu shōugē jié , suǒ shōu de shì nǐ tiánjiān suǒ zhòng , laólù dé lái chū shú zhī wù . bìng zaì niándǐ shōucáng , yào shǒu shōucáng jié .
17 Yīqiè de nán dīng yào yī nián sān cì chaójiàn zhǔ Yēhéhuá .
18 Bùkĕ jiàng wǒ jì shēng de xuè hé yǒu jiào de bǐng yītóng xiànshang , yĕ bùkĕ jiàng wǒ jié shàng jì shēng de zhīyóu liú dào zǎochen .
19 Dì lǐ shǒuxiān chū shú zhī wù yào sòng dào Yēhéhuá nǐ shén de diàn . bùkĕ yòng shānyánggāo mǔ de nǎi zhǔ shānyánggāo .

Chūāijíjì 23:10-19 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO EXODUS 23

This chapter contains several laws, chiefly judicial, relating to the civil polity of Israel, as concerning witness borne and judgment made of cases in courts of judicature, without any respect to poor or rich, and without the influence of a bribe, Ex 23:1-3,6-8, concerning doing good to an enemy in case any of his cattle go astray, or fall under their burden, Ex 23:4,5, and of the oppression of a stranger, Ex 23:9, and then follow others concerning the sabbath of the seventh year, and of the seventh day, with a caution against the use of the names of idols, Ex 23:10-13, next are laws concerning the appearance of all their males at the three feasts, Ex 23:14-17, and concerning the slaying of the sacrifice of the passover, and bringing the first of the firstfruits of the land, Ex 23:18,19 and then a promise is made of sending an angel to them to bring them into the land of Canaan, where they should carefully avoid all idolatry, and show a just indignation against it, and serve the Lord, and then it would be well with them, Ex 23:20-26, and particularly it is promised, that the Lord would send his fear, and his hornets, before them, to destroy the inhabitants of the land, and drive out the rest by little and little, until they should possess the utmost borders of it, which are fixed, Ex 23:27-31, and the chapter is concluded with a direction not to make a covenant with these people, or their gods, nor suffer them to dwell among them, lest they should be a snare unto them, Ex 23:32,33.

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