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One who preserves Torah multiplies offerings; one who attends to the Commands offers a sacrifice of salvation.
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One returning favor offers fine flour, and one working righteous generosity offers a sacrifice of praise.
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To turn away from evil is the delight of Yahuah, and to turn away from injustice is atonement.
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Do not appear before the Face of Yahuah empty, for all these things are because of the Command.
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The offering of a righteous one enriches the slaughter-place, and its fragrance is before El Elyon.
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The sacrifice of a righteous ish is accepted, and its remembrance shall not be forgotten.
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With a good eye esteem Yahuah, and do not diminish the firstfruits of your hands.
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With every gift make your face cheerful, and with rejoicing set apart the tithe.
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Give to El Elyon according to His giving, and with a good eye according to what your hand has found.
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For Yahuah is the One who repays, and He shall repay you sevenfold.
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Do not attempt to bribe, for He shall not receive it; do not rely upon an unjust sacrifice.
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For Yahuah is Judge, and with Him there is no partiality of face.
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He does not show partiality against a poor man and hears the supplication of one treated unjustly.
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He does not overlook the plea of an orphan or a widow when she pours out speech.
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Do not a widow’s tears run down her cheek, and her cry rise against the one who caused them?
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One ministering with delight shall be accepted, and his supplication reaches unto the clouds.
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The prayer of a humble one passes through the clouds; until it draws near, he shall not be strengthened.
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It shall not depart until El Elyon visits, judges righteously, and executes Judgment.
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Yahuah shall not delay, nor shall He remain patient toward them,
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until He crushes the loins of the merciless and repays vengeance to the nations;
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until He removes the multitude of violent ones and shatters the scepters of the unjust;
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until He repays an Adam according to his deeds, and the works of sons of Adam according to their intentions;
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until He judges the judgment of His people and makes them rejoice in His compassion.
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Compassion is beautiful in an appointed time of distress, like clouds of rain in an appointed time of drought.