And then shall he depart from thee, both he and his children with him, and shall return unto his own family, and unto the possession of his fathers shall he return.
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Verse 41 is found in chapter 25 of Leviticus. An impoverished Israelite must be treated as a brother and not as an ordinary slave. The prohibition against exploiting his need directly connects economics with the fear of God and the memory that Israel was liberated from Egypt.
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Compare Leviticus 25:41 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Dann soll er von dir frei ausgehen und seine Kinder mit ihm und soll wiederkommen zu seinem Geschlecht und zu seiner Väter Habe.
Entonces saldrá de contigo, él y sus hijos consigo, y volverá a su familia, y a la posesión de sus padres se restituirá.
Il sortira alors de chez toi, lui et ses enfants avec lui, et il retournera dans sa famille, dans la propriété de ses pères.
E allora egli si partirà d’appresso a te, insieme co’ suoi figliuoli, e se ne ritornerà alla sua famiglia; e rientrerà nella possessione de’ suoi padri.
Então sairá do teu serviço, ele e seus filhos com ele, e tornará à sua família e à possessão de seus pais.
他和他兒女要離開你,一同出去,歸回自己的家,回到他祖宗的地業去。
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