Deuteronomy 25:1
If there is an argument between men and they go to law with one another, let the judges give their decision for the upright, and against the wrongdoer.
If there is an argument between men and they go to law with one another, let the judges give their decision for the upright, and against the wrongdoer.
These verses are found using AI-powered semantic similarity based on meaning and context. Results may occasionally include unexpected connections.
2And if the wrongdoer is to undergo punishment by whipping, the judge will give orders for him to go down on his face and be whipped before him, the number of the blows being in relation to his crime.
16If a false witness makes a statement against a man, saying that he has done wrong,
17Then the two men, between whom the argument has taken place, are to come before the Lord, before the priests and judges who are then in power;
18And the judges will have the question looked into with care: and if the witness is seen to be false and to have made a false statement against his brother,
32Then let your ear be open in heaven, and be the judge of your servants, giving your decision against the wrongdoer, so that punishment for his sins may come on his head; and, by your decision, keeping from evil him who has done no wrong.
5But if a man is upright, living rightly and doing righteousness,
23Then let your ear be open in heaven, and be the judge of your servants, giving punishment to the wrongdoer, so that his sin may come on his head; and, by your decision, keeping from evil him who has done no wrong.
8If you are not able to give a decision as to who is responsible for a death, or who is right in a cause, or who gave the first blow in a fight, and there is a division of opinion about it in your town: then go to the place marked out by the Lord your God;
9And come before the priests, the Levites, or before him who is judge at the time: and they will go into the question and give you a decision:
15He who gives a decision for the evil-doer and he who gives a decision against the upright, are equally disgusting to the Lord.
6And said to the judges, Take care what you do, for you are judging not for man but for the Lord, and he is with you in the decisions you give.
1Now these are the laws which you are to put before them.
4For this reason the law is feeble and decisions are not effected: for the upright man is circled round by evil-doers; because of which right is twisted.
5For if your ways and your doings are truly changed for the better; if you truly give right decisions between a man and his neighbour;
18You are to make judges and overseers in all your towns which the Lord your God gives you, for every tribe: and they are to be upright men, judging the people in righteousness.
23Who for a reward give support to the cause of the sinner, and who take away the righteousness of the upright from him.
17How may a hater of right be a ruler? and will you say that the upright Ruler of all is evil?
6Let no wrong decisions be given in the poor man's cause.
7Keep yourselves far from any false business; never let the upright or him who has done no wrong be put to death: for I will make the evil-doer responsible for his sin.
16And at that time I gave orders to your judges, saying, Let all questions between your brothers come before you for hearing, and give decisions uprightly between a man and his brother or one from another nation who is with him.
17In judging, do not let a man's position have any weight with you; give hearing equally to small and great; have no fear of any man, for it is God who is judge: and any cause in which you are not able to give a decision, you are to put before me and I will give it a hearing.
9Let your mouth be open, judging rightly, and give right decisions in the cause of the poor and those in need.
23These are more sayings of the wise: To have respect for a person's position when judging is not good.
24He who says to the evil-doer, You are upright, will be cursed by peoples and hated by nations.
1How is it, that if any one of you has a cause at law against another, he takes it before a Gentile judge and not before the saints?
8If they do not get the thief, let the master of the house come before the judges and take an oath that he has not put his hand on his neighbour's goods.
9In any question about an ox or an ass or a sheep or clothing, or about the loss of any property which anyone says is his, let the two sides put their cause before God; and he who is judged to be in the wrong is to make payment to his neighbour of twice the value.
28They have become fat and strong: they have gone far in works of evil: they give no support to the cause of the child without a father, so that they may do well; they do not see that the poor man gets his rights.
8The Lord will be judge of the peoples; give a decision for me, O Lord, because of my righteousness, and let my virtue have its reward.
7There an upright man might put his cause before him; and I would be free for ever from my judge.
1<To the chief music-maker; put to Al-tashheth. Michtam. Of David.> Is there righteousness in your mouths, O you gods? are you upright judges, O you sons of men?
15Do no wrong in your judging: do not give thought to the position of the poor, or honour to the position of the great; but be a judge to your neighbour in righteousness.
8And he will be the judge of the world in righteousness, giving true decisions for the peoples.
1You are in the right, O Lord, when I put my cause before you: still let me take up with you the question of your decisions: why does the evil-doer do well? why are the workers of deceit living in comfort?
11So that men will say, Truly there is a reward for righteousness; truly there is a God who is judge on the earth.
5To have respect for the person of the evil-doer is not good, or to give a wrong decision against the upright.
13The Lord is ready to take up his cause against his people, and is about to come forward as their judge.
2May he be a judge of your people in righteousness, and make true decisions for the poor.
4If then there are questions to be judged in connection with the things of this life, why do you put them in the hands of those who have no position in the church?
5I say this to put you to shame. Is there not among you one wise man who may be able to give a decision between his brothers?
16And if they have any question between themselves, they come to me, and I am judge between a man and his neighbour, and I give them the orders and laws of God.
4Those who have no respect for the law give praise to the evil-doer; but such as keep the law are against him.
16He was judge in the cause of the poor and those in need; then it was well. Was not this to have knowledge of me? says the Lord.
15But decisions will again be made in righteousness; and they will be kept by all whose hearts are true.
15It is a joy to the good man to do right, but it is destruction to the workers of evil.
24Then let the meeting of the people be judge between the man responsible for the death and him who has the right of punishment for blood, acting by these rules:
25Let such a thing be far from you, to put the upright to death with the sinner: will not the judge of all the earth do right?
16And again, I saw under the sun, in the place of the judges, that evil was there; and in the place of righteousness, that evil was there.
45And upright men will be her judges, judging her as false wives and women who take lives are judged; because she has been untrue to me and blood is on her hands.
2Be my judge; for your eyes see what is right.