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Deuteronomy 22:1-30

Contents: Law of brotherhood, separation, unchaste wives and husbands.

Characters: God, Moses.

Conclusion: Christianity teaches us to be neighborly and to be ready to do all good offices as we have opportunity, to all men. Chastity should be as dear to us as our lives.

Key Word: Brotherly, Deuteronomy 22:1, (whoredom, Deuteronomy 22:21).

Strong Verses: Deuteronomy 22:4.

Striking Facts: Deuteronomy 22:25. We shall suffer for the wickedness we do, not for that which is done to us. That is not sin which has not more or less of the will in it.

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