關於 Strangers in Israel 的聖經經文: To have justice done to them in all disputes 2 節經文 · 33 個方面 全部 65 To have the gleaning of the harvest 6 Admitted to worship in the outer court of the temple 5 To have the law read to them 5 To participate in the rejoicings of the people 4 Might offer their burnt-offerings on the altar of God 3 Not to be vexed or oppressed 3 Not to eat blood 3 Not to work on the Sabbath 3 The Jews condemned for oppressing 3 Foreign servants 2 Might purchase Hebrew servants subject to release 2 Motives urged on the Jews for being kind to 2 Not to eat the passover while uncircumcised 2 Persons who sought employment among the Jews 2 The Jews might purchase and have them as slaves 2 The remnant of the nations of the land 2 To be loved 2 To have justice done to them in all disputes 2 Under the care and protection of God 2 Were frequently employed in public works 2 All foreigners sojourning in Israel were counted as 1 Allowed to eat what died of itself 1 Captives taken in war 1 Not to be chosen as kings in Israel 1 Not to blaspheme God 1 Not to practise idolatrous rites 1 Persons who came into Israel for the sake of religious privileges 1 Subject to the civil law 1 The Jews might take usury from 1 The remnant of the mixed multitude who came out of Egypt 1 To be relieved in distress 1 To enjoy the benefit of the cities of refuge 1 Very numerous in Solomon's reign 1 顯示全部 34 關於 To have justice done to them in all disputes 的經文 申命記 1:16「當 時,我囑咐 你們的審判官 說:『你們聽訟,無論是 弟兄 彼此爭訟,是與 同居的外人爭訟,都要按公義 判斷。 申命記 24:17「你不可 向寄居的 和孤兒 屈枉 正直,也不可 拿 寡婦 的衣裳 作當頭。
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