Douglas Egerton’s He Shall Go Out Free

Douglas Egerton's "freedom and self-destruction" is not surprising at times when the revolution swept the old world and the new world. Douglas Egerton explained the life of Visius in Denmark with his book "He will go out freely". The most familiar with chiefly attempting to defeat, the deep and weak hatred that killed him.

21 If you buy a Hebrew slave, you serve for six years. Seventh, he will leave freely without paying anything. 3 4 If the master gave him a wife and he gave birth to his son and daughter, his wife and her child, but the slave "I love my master, my wife and my children If you understand that I will not go out freely, his master will be taken to him. He is also taken to the door and entrance, and his master pierces through his ear; he will serve him forever.

Exodus 21: 5-6 If I said that I love my husband, my wife, and my children, and that I will not go out for free, my husband is brought to the judge. In the door and door post, his master listens to his ears with his ears, and he will always serve him. "Finally, brothers, everything is genuine, regardless of honesty, even if it is a good report whether fair, pure or cute, even if there is virtue, there is praise The same thing can be said about what you have heard in me, the God of peace will be with you (Proverbs 4: 8- 9 AV).

Article 196: When a person hits the eyes of a free person, his / her eyes will be hit. Law 199: If he broke the eyes of a slave ... he will pay half of the valley. Law 209: He pays 10 Shekels of money if a man attacks a girlfriend's daughter and loses her fruit of the womb - Law 213: He attacks a girl of free slave slaves, causing She will lose the fruit of the womb, and he will pay 2 shekels of silver. Law 215: If the surgeon uses a bronze lancet on the body of the freedom, and saves the lives of a man, he receives 10 shekels of silver. Law 218: When a surgeon uses a bronze lancet to seriously injure a free person and cause it to die, his hand is cut off