Deuteronomy 17:1

“You shall not sacrifice to the Lord your God an ox or sheep with a blemish or any defect, for that is a detestable thing to the Lord your God.

Thou shalt not sacrifice unto the Lord thy God any bullock, or sheep, wherein is blemish, or any evilfavouredness: for that is an abomination unto the Lord thy God.

And don’t sacrifice to God, your God, an ox or sheep that is defective or has anything at all wrong with it. That’s an abomination, an insult to God, your God. 2-5 If you find anyone within the towns that God, your God, is giving you doing what is wrong in God’s eyes, breaking his covenant by going off to worship other gods, bowing down to them—the sun, say, or the moon, or any rebel sky-gods—look at the evidence and investigate carefully. If you find that it is true, that, in fact, an abomination has been committed in Israel, then you are to take the man or woman who did this evil thing outside your city gates and stone the man or the woman. Hurl stones at the person until dead. 6-7 But only on the testimony of two or three witnesses may a person be put to death. No one may be put to death on the testimony of one witness. The witnesses must throw the first stones in the execution, then the rest of the community joins in. You have to purge the evil from your community. 8-9 When matters of justice come up that are too much for you—hard cases regarding homicides, legal disputes, fights—take them up to the central place of worship that God, your God, has designated. Bring them to the Levitical priests and the judge who is in office at the time. Consult them and they will hand down the decision for you. 10-13 Then carry out their verdict at the place designated by God, your God. Do what they tell you, in exactly the way they tell you. Follow their instructions precisely: Don’t leave out anything; don’t add anything. Anyone who presumes to override or twist the decision handed down by the priest or judge who was acting in the Presence of God, your God, is as good as dead—root him out, rid Israel of the evil. Everyone will take notice and be impressed. That will put an end to presumptuous behavior. 14-17 When you enter the land that God, your God, is giving you and take it over and settle down, and then say, “I’m going to get me a king, a king like all the nations around me,” make sure you get yourself a king whom God, your God, chooses. Choose your king from among your kinsmen; don’t take a foreigner—only a kinsman. And make sure he doesn’t build up a war machine, amassing military horses and chariots. He must not send people to Egypt to get more horses, because God told you, “You’ll never go back there again!” And make sure he doesn’t build up a harem, collecting wives who will divert him from the straight and narrow. And make sure he doesn’t pile up a lot of silver and gold. 18-20 This is what must be done: When he sits down on the throne of his kingdom, the first thing he must do is make himself a copy of this Revelation on a scroll, copied under the supervision of the Levitical priests. That scroll is to remain at his side at all times; he is to study it every day so that he may learn what it means to fear his God, living in reverent obedience before these rules and regulations by following them. He must not become proud and arrogant, changing the commands at whim to suit himself or making up his own versions. If he reads and learns, he will have a long reign as king in Israel, he and his sons.

“You shall not sacrifice to the Lord your God an ox or a sheep which has a blemish or any [a]defect, for that is a detestable thing to the Lord your God.

Suppose an ox or sheep has anything at all wrong with it. Then don’t sacrifice it to the Lord your God. He hates it.

Do not sacrifice to the Lord your God an ox or a sheep that has any defect or flaw in it, for that would be detestable to him.

Do not sacrifice to the Lord your God an ox or a sheep that has any defect or flaw in it, for that would be detestable to him.

“Never sacrifice sick or defective cattle, sheep, or goats to the Lord your God, for he detests such gifts.

لَا تَذْبَحُوا لِلرَّبِّ إِلَهِكُمْ ثَوْراً أَوْ حَمَلاً فِيهِ عَيْبٌ أَوْ شَيْءٌ رَدِيءٌ، لأَنَّ ذَلِكَ رِجْسٌ لَدَى الرَّبِّ.

De får, geder eller okser, I ofrer til Herren, må ikke være syge eller have fysiske skavanker. Den slags bryder Herren sig ikke om. 2-3 Hvis I hører om nogle mænd eller kvinder i landets byer, der har brudt den pagt, I har sluttet med Herren, jeres Gud, og trodset hans befaling ved at dyrke afguder eller tilbede solen, månen eller stjernerne,

Er verabscheut es auch, wenn ihr ihm kranke oder minderwertige Rinder, Schafe oder Ziegen opfert. 2-3 Es kann geschehen, dass in einer der Städte, die der Herr, euer Gott, euch gibt, ein Mann oder eine Frau andere Götter verehren. Sie beten die Sonne, den Mond oder die Sterne an und widersetzen sich damit meinen Weisungen. Sie handeln gegen den Willen des Herrn und verletzen den Bund, den er mit uns geschlossen hat.

»No sacrificarás al Señor tu Dios ninguna oveja ni buey que tenga algún defecto o imperfección, pues eso es abominable para el Señor tu Dios.

»No sacrificarás al Señor tu Dios ninguna oveja ni buey que tenga algún defecto o imperfección, pues eso es abominable para el Señor tu Dios.

Tu n’offriras pas à l’Eternel ton Dieu un animal – bœuf ou mouton – ayant quelque défaut ou malformation. Ce serait une abomination aux yeux de l’Eternel ton Dieu.

“Indi kamo maghalad sa Ginoo nga inyo Dios sang baka ukon karnero ukon kanding nga may deperensya, kay makangilil-ad ini sa iya.

病気や欠陥のある牛や羊は、主へのいけにえにできません。それらをささげるのは、主の忌み嫌われることです。 2-3 どの町であろうと、だれであろうと、私が固く禁じたにもかかわらず、主との契約を破り、ほかの神々、太陽、月、星などを拝んでいる者がいると聞いたら、

“여러분은 흠이 있는 소나 양을 여러분의 하나님 여호와께 드리지 마십시 오. 여호와께서는 그런 것을 미워하십니다. 2-3 “여러분의 하나님 여호와께서 주신 성 에서 어떤 남자나 여자가 여호와의 계약을 어기고 내가 명령하지 않은 다른 신이나 해와 달과 별을 섬기고 절함으로 악한 짓을 하는 자가 있다는 소문이 들리면

‘Offer nooit een ziek of gebrekkig rund of schaap aan de Here, uw God. Hij heeft een afkeer van zoʼn geschenk! 2,3 Als iemand in een van de dorpen of steden van uw land het verbond met God verbreekt door andere goden, de zon, de maan of de sterren te aanbidden—wat Ik streng verboden heb—

“Não sacrifiquem para o Senhor, o seu Deus, um boi ou uma ovelha que tenha qualquer defeito ou imperfeição; isso seria detestável para ele.

Nunca sacrifiquem ao Senhor, vosso Deus, um boi ou um cordeiro defeituoso. Dons desses não o honram de maneira nenhuma.

Să nu jertfiţi Domnului, Dumnezeul vostru, nici un bou sau un miel care are vreo meteahnă sau vreun cusur în el, fiindcă este o urâciune pentru Domnul, Dumnezeul vostru.

Не приноси в жертву Вечному, твоему Богу, вола или овцу с каким бы то ни было изъяном или недостатком, потому что это будет Ему отвратительно.

Не приноси в жертву Вечному, твоему Богу, вола или овцу с каким бы то ни было изъяном или недостатком, потому что это будет Ему отвратительно.

Не приноси в жертву Вечному, твоему Богу, вола или овцу с каким бы то ни было изъяном или недостатком, потому что это будет Ему отвратительно.

Не приноси в жертву Господу, своему Богу, вола или овцу с каким бы то ни было изъяном или недостатком, потому что это будет Ему отвратительно.

Offra aldrig ett sjukt eller skadat djur, tjur eller får, till Herren, din Gud. Han avskyr sådana.

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“不可把有缺陷或残疾的牛羊献给你们的上帝耶和华，因为这是祂所憎恶的。

凡 有 残 疾 ， 或 有 甚 麽 恶 病 的 牛 羊 ， 你 都 不 可 献 给 耶 和 华 ─ 你 的 神 ， 因 为 这 是 耶 和 华 ─ 你 神 所 憎 恶 的 。

「不可把有缺陷或殘疾的牛羊獻給你們的上帝耶和華，因為這是祂所憎惡的。