[He that] puts not out his money to usury (interest paid for using money), nor takes reward against the innocent. He that does these [things] shall never be moved.Exo 22:25; Deu 23:19
who lends money to the poor without interest; who does not accept a bribe against the innocent. Whoever does these things will never be shaken.
OJBHe that putteth not out his kesef to neshekh (usury), nor taketh bribes against the naki (innocent). He that doeth these things shall never be shaken.
T4TThey lend money to others without charging interest, and they never accept bribes in order to lie about people who have not done what is wrong. Those who do those things will never stop trusting God even if disastrous things happen to them.
[14:5]кто дает в долг не ради выгоды и против невинного взяток не берет. Поступающий так никогда не споткнется.
Заокская (Кулаков)[14:5]В рост денег он не ссужает; никому не подкупить его — не будет он свидетельствовать против невинного. Поступающий так неколебимым останется вовек.
СП (БЛ)[14:5]Он не для выгоды своей одалживает деньги, и против невинного он за взятку лжесвидетельства не даст. Живущий так будет всегда исполнен силы!
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