Lexicon :: Strong's H7453 - rēaʿ

And [fn]after a considerable ^H7235 time ^H3117, Shua’s ^H7770 daughter ^H1323, the wife ^H802 of Judah ^H3063, died ^H4191. Then Judah ^H3063 was comforted ^H5162, and he went ^H5927 up ^H5927 to his sheepshearers ^H6629 H1494 at Timnah ^H8553, he and his friend ^H7453 Hirah ^H2437 the Adullamite ^H5726.

Then Judah ^H3063 sent ^H7971 the [fn]young ^H1423 H5795 goat ^H1423 H5795 by his friend ^H7453 the Adullamite ^H5726 to take ^H3947 the pledge ^H6162 from the woman’s ^H802 hand ^H3027, but he did not find ^H4672 her.

“You shall not bear ^H6030 false ^H8267 witness ^H5707 against your neighbor ^H7453.

“And if ^H3588 men ^H376 contend ^H7378 with each other and one ^H376 strikes ^H5221 the other ^H7453 with a stone ^H68 or ^H176 with his fist ^H106, and he does not die ^H4191 but [fn]remains ^H5307 in bed ^H4904,

“And if ^H3588 one man’s ^H376 ox ^H7794 [fn]hurts ^H5062 another’s ^H7453 so that it dies ^H4191, then they shall sell ^H4376 the live ^H2416 ox ^H7794 and divide ^H2673 its price ^H3701 equally; and also ^H1571 they shall divide ^H2673 the dead ^H4191 ox.

“If ^H3588 a man ^H376 gives ^H5414 his neighbor ^H7453 money ^H3701 or ^H176 goods ^H3627 to keep ^H8104 for him and it is stolen ^H1589 from the man’s ^H376 house ^H1004, if ^H518 the thief ^H1590 is [fn]caught ^H4672, he shall pay ^H7999 double ^H8147.

“If ^H3588 a man ^H376 [fn]borrows ^H7592 anything 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.

‘You shall not oppress ^H6231 your neighbor ^H7453 nor ^H3808 rob ^H1497 him. The wages ^H6468 of a hired ^H7916 man ^H7916 shall not remain ^H3885 with you overnight ^H3885 until ^H5704 morning ^H1242.

‘If there is a man ^H376 who ^H834 commits ^H5003 adultery ^H5003 with another man’s ^H376 wife ^H802, one who ^H834 commits ^H5003 adultery ^H5003 with his friend’s ^H7453 wife ^H802, the adulterer ^H5003 and the adulteress ^H5003 shall surely ^H4191 be put ^H4191 to ^H4191 death ^H4191.

‘You shall not bear ^H6030 false ^H7723 witness ^H5707 against your neighbor ^H7453.

“If ^H3588 your brother ^H251, your mother’s ^H517 son ^H1121, or ^H176 your son ^H1121 or ^H176 daughter ^H1323, or ^H176 the wife ^H802 [fn]you cherish ^H2436, or ^H176 your friend ^H7453 who ^H834 is as your own soul ^H5315, entices ^H5496 you secretly ^H5643, saying ^H559, ‘Let us go ^H1980 and serve ^H5647 other ^H312 gods ^H430’ (whom ^H834 neither ^H3808 you nor ^H3808 your fathers ^H1 have known ^H3045,

“Now this ^H2088 is the case ^H1697 of the manslayer ^H7523 who ^H834 may flee ^H5127 there ^H8033 and live ^H2421: when ^H834 he strikes ^H5221 down ^H5221 his friend ^H7453 [fn]without premeditation ^H1847 H1097, [fn]not hating ^H8130 him previously ^H8543 H8032—

“But if ^H3588 there is a man ^H376 who hates ^H8130 his neighbor ^H7453 and lies ^H693 in ^H693 wait ^H693 for him and rises ^H6965 up ^H6965 against ^H5921 him and strikes ^H5221 down [fn]his life so that he dies ^H4191, and he flees ^H5127 to one ^H259 of these ^H411 cities ^H5892,

“You shall not move ^H5472 your neighbor’s ^H7453 boundary ^H1366 mark, which ^H834 the ancestors ^H7223 have set ^H1379, in your inheritance ^H5159 which ^H834 you will inherit ^H5157 in the land ^H776 that Yahweh ^H3068 your God ^H430 gives ^H5414 you to [fn]possess ^H3423.

“When ^H3588 you enter ^H935 your neighbor’s ^H7453 vineyard ^H3754, then you may eat ^H398 grapes ^H6025 [fn]until you are fully ^H7648 satisfied ^H7648, but you shall not put ^H5414 any in your [fn]basket ^H3627.

“When ^H3588 you make ^H5383 your neighbor ^H7453 a loan ^H4859 of any ^H3972 sort ^H3972, you shall not enter ^H935 his house ^H1004 to take ^H5670 his deposit ^H5667.

‘Cursed ^H779 is he who moves ^H5472 his neighbor’s ^H7453 boundary ^H1366 mark.’ And all ^H3605 the people ^H5971 shall say ^H559, ‘Amen ^H543.’

‘Cursed ^H779 is he who strikes ^H5221 his neighbor ^H7453 in secret ^H5643.’ And all ^H3605 the people ^H5971 shall say ^H559, ‘Amen ^H543.’