Lexicon :: Strong's H176 - 'av

Then Laban ^H3837 replied ^H6030 to Jacob ^H3290, “The daughters ^H1323 are my daughters ^H1323, the [fn]children ^H1121 are my [fn]grandchildren ^H1121, the flocks ^H6629 are my flocks ^H6629, and everything ^H3605 that you see ^H7200 is mine. But what ^H4100 can I do ^H6213 this day ^H3117 to these ^H428 daughters ^H1323 of mine or ^H176 to their children ^H1121 to whom ^H834 they have given ^H3205 birth ^H3205?

“Now if ^H3588 people ^H376 have ^H7378 a ^H7378 quarrel ^H7378 and one ^H376 strikes ^H5221 the other ^H7453 with a stone ^H68 or ^H176 with a fist ^H106, and he does not die ^H4191 but [fn]is ^H5307 confined ^H5307 to bed ^H4904,

“And if ^H3588 someone ^H376 strikes ^H5221 his male ^H5650 or ^H176 female ^H519 slave ^H519 H5650 with a rod ^H7626 and the slave dies ^H4191 [fn]at his hand ^H3027, he shall [fn]be punished ^H5358.

“And if ^H3588 someone ^H376 strikes ^H5221 the eye ^H5869 of his male ^H5650 or ^H176 female ^H519 slave ^H519 H5650 and destroys ^H7843 it, he shall let [fn]the slave go ^H7971 free ^H2670 on ^H8478 account ^H8478 of ^H8478 the eye ^H5869.

“[fn]If ^H3588 someone ^H376 steals ^H1589 an ox ^H7794 or ^H176 a sheep ^H7716 and slaughters ^H2873 it or ^H176 sells ^H4376 it, he shall pay ^H7999 five ^H2568 oxen ^H1241 for the ox ^H7794 and four ^H702 sheep ^H6629 for the sheep ^H7716—

“If ^H3588 someone ^H376 lets a field ^H7704 or ^H176 vineyard ^H3754 be grazed ^H1197 bare and lets ^H7971 his animal ^H1165 loose ^H7971 so that it grazes ^H1197 in another ^H312 person’s ^H312 field ^H7704, he shall make ^H7999 restitution ^H7999 from the best ^H4315 of his own field ^H7704 and the best ^H4315 of his own vineyard ^H3754.

“If ^H3588 someone ^H376 gives ^H5414 his neighbor ^H7453 a donkey ^H2543, an ox ^H7794, a sheep ^H7716, or ^H176 any ^H3605 animal ^H929 to keep ^H8104 for him, and it dies ^H4191 or ^H176 is injured ^H7665 or ^H176 is driven ^H7617 away ^H7617 while no ^H369 one ^H369 is looking ^H7200,

“And if ^H3588 someone ^H376 [fn]borrows ^H7592 an animal from his neighbor ^H7453, and it is injured ^H7665 or ^H176 dies ^H4191 while its owner ^H1167 is not with it, he shall make ^H7999 full ^H7999 restitution ^H7999.

“If ^H3588 you encounter ^H6293 your enemy’s ^H340 ox ^H7794 or ^H176 his donkey ^H2543 wandering ^H8582 away ^H8582, you must ^H7725 return ^H7725 it to him.

‘But if ^H518 his offering ^H7133 is from the flock ^H6629, either from the sheep ^H3775 or ^H176 from the goats ^H5795, as a burnt ^H5930 offering ^H5930, he shall offer ^H7126 a male ^H2145 without ^H8549 defect ^H8549.

‘But if ^H518 his offering ^H7133 to the LORD ^H3068 is a burnt ^H5930 offering ^H5930 of birds ^H5775, then he shall bring ^H7126 his offering ^H7133 from the turtledoves ^H8449 or ^H176 from young ^H1121 doves ^H3123.

‘Now if ^H3588 a person ^H5315 sins ^H2398 after he hears ^H8085 a [fn]public ^H6963 order ^H423 to testify when he is a witness ^H5707, whether ^H176 he has seen ^H7200 or ^H176 otherwise known ^H3045, if ^H518 he does not tell ^H5046 it, then he will bear ^H5375 his punishment ^H5771.

‘But if ^H518 his [fn]means ^H3027 are ^H5381 insufficient ^H3808 H5381 for two ^H8147 turtledoves ^H8449 or ^H176 two ^H8147 young ^H1121 doves ^H3123, then for his offering ^H7133 for that which ^H834 he has sinned ^H2398, he shall bring ^H935 the tenth ^H6224 of an [fn]ephah ^H374 of fine ^H5560 flour ^H5560 as a sin ^H2403 offering ^H2403; he shall not put ^H7760 oil ^H8081 on it or place ^H5414 incense ^H3828 on it, for it is a sin ^H2403 offering ^H2403.