Deuteronomy · Chapter 11 · Deuteronomy 24–26

The Basket of First-fruits

The bill of divorcement, the millstone taken to pledge, the hired servant's wages, the sheaf forgotten in the field for the sojourner, the fatherless and the widow; the ox that treadeth out the grain; just weights; remember what Amalek did; and the basket of first-fruits: A Syrian ready to perish was my father.

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  1. Chapter 11: The Basket of First-fruitsTitleChapter 11: The Basket of First-fruitsDeuteronomy 24 – 26
  2. A Bill of DivorcementPage 100A Bill of DivorcementDeuteronomy 24:1–5
  3. No Man Shall Take the MillPage 101No Man Shall Take the MillDeuteronomy 24:6–13
  4. Thou Shalt Not Oppress a Hired ServantPage 102Thou Shalt Not Oppress a Hired ServantDeuteronomy 24:14–22
  5. Thou Shalt Not Muzzle the OxPage 103Thou Shalt Not Muzzle the OxDeuteronomy 25:1–8
  6. Just Weights and Remember AmalekPage 104Just Weights and Remember AmalekDeuteronomy 25:9–18
  7. The Basket of First-fruitsPage 105The Basket of First-fruitsDeuteronomy 25:19–26:6
  8. The Basket of First-fruitsPage 106The Basket of First-fruitsDeuteronomy 26:7–11
  9. The Year of TithingPage 107The Year of TithingDeuteronomy 26:12–15
  10. A People for His Own PossessionPage 108A People for His Own PossessionDeuteronomy 26:16–19