In this chapter we have,
I. The toleration of divorce (v. 1-4).
II. A discharge of new-married men from the war (v. 5).
III. Laws concerning pledges (v. 6, 10-13, 17).
IV. Against man-stealing (v. 7).
V. Concerning the leprosy (v. 8, 9).
VI. Against the injustice of masters towards their servants (v. 14, 15). Judges in capital causes (v. 16), and civil concerns (v. 17, 18).
VII. Of charity to the poor (v. 19, etc.).
I. The toleration of divorce (v. 1-4).
II. A discharge of new-married men from the war (v. 5).
III. Laws concerning pledges (v. 6, 10-13, 17).
IV. Against man-stealing (v. 7).
V. Concerning the leprosy (v. 8, 9).
VI. Against the injustice of masters towards their servants (v. 14, 15). Judges in capital causes (v. 16), and civil concerns (v. 17, 18).
VII. Of charity to the poor (v. 19, etc.).
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