• |Deuteronômio 22:21| Then they shall bring out the na’arah to the door of her bais avi, and the anashim of her town shall stone her with avanim that she die; because she hath committed an outrage in Yisroel, to play the whore in her bais avi; so shalt thou put away the rah from among you.

  • |Deuteronômio 22:22| If an ish be found lying with an isha married to a husband then they shall both of them die, both the ish that lay with the isha, and the isha; so shalt thou put away the rah from Yisroel.

  • |Deuteronômio 22:23| If a na’arah that is a betulah be betrothed unto a husband, and an ish find her in the town, and lie with her;

  • |Deuteronômio 22:24| Then ye shall bring them both out unto the sha’ar of that town, and ye shall stone them with avanim that they die; the na’arah, because she cried not, being in the town; and the ish, because he hath humbled his neighbor’s isha; so thou shalt put away the rah from among you.

  • |Deuteronômio 22:25| But if the ish find a na’arah hame’orasah (betrothed woman) in the sadeh, and the ish overpower her, and lie with her; then the ish only that lay with her shall die.

  • |Deuteronômio 22:26| But unto the na’arah thou shalt do nothing; there is in the na’arah no chet mavet (sin worthy of death); for as when an ish riseth against his neighbor, and slayeth him, even so is this matter;

  • |Deuteronômio 22:27| For he found her in the sadeh, and the na’arah hame’orasah cried, and there was no moshia (savior) for her [see regarding Moshiach and his Kehillah Kallah and Hasatan’s evil interference with the betrothal and the above three Scriptures T.N.].

  • |Deuteronômio 22:28| If an ish find a na’arah that is a betulah, which is not orasah (betrothed), and lay hold on her, and lie with her, and they be found;

  • |Deuteronômio 22:29| Then the ish that lay with her shall give unto the avi hana’arah fifty [shekels] of kesef, and she shall be his isha; because he hath humbled her, he may not put her away all his yamim.

  • |Deuteronômio 22:30| An ish shall not take eshet aviv (his father’s wife), nor uncover his father’s robe.


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