CHAPTER XXII. THE LESSER LAW (_continued_).

IV. VARIOUS ENACTMENTS, xxii. 16-xxiii. 19.

Disconnected precepts. No trace of systematic revision. Certain capital

crimes, 348-9.

SORCERY, xxii. 18.

Abuses have recoiled against religion, 349.--Sorcerers are impostors,

but they existed, and do still, 350.--Moses could not leave them to

enlightened opinion. Propagated apostacy, 351.--Traitors in a theocracy,

352.--When shall witchcraft die? 353.

THE STRANGER, xxii. 21; xxiii. 9.

"Ye were strangers," 354.--A fruitful principle. Morality not

expediency, 355.--Cruelty often ignorance: Moses educates, 356.--The

widow. The borrower, 357.--Other precepts, 358.

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