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|Deuteronômio 22:1| 'If you see your brother's ox or one of his sheep straying, you must not disregard it: you must take it back to your brother.
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|Deuteronômio 22:2| And if he is not close at hand or you do not know who he is, you must take it home with you and keep it by you until your brother comes to look for it; you will then return it to him.
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|Deuteronômio 22:3| 'You must do the same with his donkey, the same with his cloak, the same with anything that your brother loses and that you find; you must not disregard it.
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|Deuteronômio 22:4| 'If you see your brother's donkey or ox fall over on the road, you must not disregard it, but must help your brother get it on its feet again.
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|Deuteronômio 22:5| 'A woman must not dress like a man, nor a man like a woman; anyone who does this is detestable to Yahweh your God.
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|Deuteronômio 22:6| 'If, when out walking, you come across a bird's nest, in a tree or on the ground, with chicks or eggs and the mother bird sitting on the chicks or the eggs, you must not take the mother as well as the chicks.
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|Deuteronômio 22:7| Let the mother go; the young you may take for yourself. Thus will you have prosperity and long life.
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|Deuteronômio 22:8| 'When you build a new house, you must give your roof a parapet; then your house will not incur blood-vengeance, should anyone fall off the top.
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|Deuteronômio 22:9| 'You must not sow any other crop in your vineyard, or the whole yield may become forfeit, both the crop you have sown and the yield of your vines.
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|Deuteronômio 22:10| 'You must not plough with ox and donkey together.
