Deuteronomy 21:7 Cross References - ECB

⁷ and they answer and say, Neither our hands poured this blood, nor our eyes seen.

¹⁹ and the priest oaths and says to the woman, If no man has lain with you and if you deviated not to foulness instead of with your man, be exonerated from this bitter water that curses: ²⁰ but if you deviated from your man and if you fouled and some man gave to copulate with you - except for your man: ²¹ then the priest oaths the woman with an oath and the priest says to the woman, Yah Veh gives you an oath - an oath among your people, when Yah Veh gives your flank to fall off and your belly to swell; ²² and this water that curses goes into your inwards, to make your belly swell and your flank fall off. And the woman says, Amen! Amen! ²³ And the priest inscribes these oaths in a scroll and he wipes them with the bitter water: ²⁴ and he has the woman drink the bitter water that curses: and the water that curses enters into her and embitters. ²⁵ And the priest takes the suspicion offering from the hand of the woman and waves the offering at the face of Yah Veh and oblates it on the sacrifice altar: ²⁶ and the priest handles the offering - the memorial and incenses it on the sacrifice altar; and afterward has the woman drink the water. ²⁷ And when he has her drink the water, so be it, that if she fouled and treasoned a treason against her man, that the water that curses enters into her and embitters her and her belly swells and her flank falls off: and the woman becomes an oath among her people. ²⁸ And if the woman fouled not, but is pure, then she becomes exonerated and seeds seed.

⁸ Yah Veh returns on you all the blood of the house of Shaul in whose stead you reign; and Yah Veh gives the sovereigndom into the hand of Abi Shalom your son: and behold, you are in your evil, because you are a man of blood.

²¹ For how delights he in his house after him, when the number of his months is severed in half? ²² Whoever teaches El knowledge - seeing he judges the lofty? ²³ One dies in the integrity of his bones, wholly serene and secure:

³¹ Who tells his way to his face? Who shalams him for what he works? ³² Yet he - he is brought to the tomb and watches in the heap: ³³ the clods of the wadi sweeten to him and he draws all humanity after him - innumerable at his face. ³⁴ How then sigh you over me in vain, seeing that treason survives in your responses?

³ O Yah Veh my Elohim, If I worked this; if there is wickedness in my palms; ⁴ if I dealt evil to him who shalamed with me; or rescued my tribulator in vain: