Deuteronomy 24

^{1 a} Hereby God approueth not that light diuorcement, but permitteth it to auoide further inconuienence. {Matt. 19,7}.

^{1 !} Diuorcement is permitted.

^{4 b} Seing that by dimitting her, he judged her to be vncleane and defiled.

^{5 c} That they might learne to knowe one anothers conditions and so afterward liue in godly peace.

^{5 !} He that is newly married is exempted from warre.

^{6 !} Of the pledge.

^{6 d} Nor anie thing, whereby a man getteth his liuing.

^{10 e} As thogh you woldest appoint what to haue, but shalt receiue what he may spare.

^{13 f} Thogh he wolde be vnthankeful, yet God wil not forget it.

^{14 !} Wages must not be reteined.

^{16 !} The good must not be punished for the bad.

^{17 g} Because the world did least esteme these sortes of people, therefore God has moste care ouer them.

^{17 !} Take care of the stanger, fatherles and widowe.

^{20 /} Or, gatherest thine oliues.

^{21 /} Or, the grapes of thy vineyard.

^{22 h} God judged them not mindeful of his benefite, except they were beneficial vnto others.