Thou shalt not curse the deaf, nor put a stumblingblock before the blind, but shalt fear thy God: I am the LORD.
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Verse 14 is found in chapter 19 of Leviticus. The prohibition against lying, stealing, withholding wages, and bearing grudges shows a strong connection between holiness and interpersonal justice. The command to love one’s neighbor appears within concrete legislation regulating conflicts and social obligations.
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Du sollst dem Tauben nicht fluchen und sollst dem Blinden keinen Anstoß setzen; denn du sollst dich vor deinem Gott fürchten, denn ich bin der HERR.
No maldigas al sordo, y delante del ciego no pongas tropiezo, mas tendrás temor de tu Dios: Yo Jehová.
No maldecirás al sordo ni pondrás un obstáculo delante del ciego. Temerás a tu Dios. Yo soy Jehová.
Tu ne maudiras point un sourd, et tu ne mettras devant un aveugle rien qui puisse le faire tomber; car tu auras la crainte de ton Dieu. Je suis l'Eternel.
Non maledire il sordo, e non porre intoppo davanti al cieco; ma temi l’Iddio tuo. Io sono il Signore.
Não amaldiçoarás ao surdo, nem porás tropeço diante do cego; mas temerás o teu Deus. Eu sou o SENHOR.
不可咒罵聾子,也不可將絆腳石放在盲人面前。你要敬畏你的上帝。我是耶和華。
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