The Bible Against Slavery
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When they steal, they are careful to do it on such a small scale, or in the tak- 41 was common for servants to own property, he might have it, and invest or use it, without attracting special attention, and that consideration alone would have been a strong motive to the act. His master, though he rebuked him for using such means to get the money, not only does not take it from him, but seems to expect that he would in- vest it in real estate, and cattle, and would procure servants with it. 2 Ki...ngs V. 26. We find the servant of Saul having money, and re- lieving his master in an emergency. 1 Sam. Ix. 8. Arza, the ser- vant of Elah, was the otvner of a house. That it was somewhat mag- nificent, would be a natural inference from its being a resort of the king. 1 Kings xvi. 9. When Jacob became the servant of Laban, it was evidently from poverty, yet Laban said to him, Tell me " what shall thy wages be ?" After Jacob had been his servant for ten years, he proposed to set up for himself, but Laban said " Appoint me thy wages and I will give it, " and he paid him his price.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they steal, they are careful to do it on such a small scale, or in the tak- 41 was common for servants to own property, he might have it, and invest or use it, without attracting special attention, and that consideration alone would have been a strong motive to the act. His master, though he rebuked him for using such means to get the money, not only does not take it from him, but seems to expect that he would in- vest it in real estate, and cattle, and would procure servants with it. 2 Ki...ngs V. 26. We find the servant of Saul having money, and re- lieving his master in an emergency. 1 Sam. Ix. 8. Arza, the ser- vant of Elah, was the otvner of a house. That it was somewhat mag- nificent, would be a natural inference from its being a resort of the king. 1 Kings xvi. 9. When Jacob became the servant of Laban, it was evidently from poverty, yet Laban said to him, Tell me " what shall thy wages be ?" After Jacob had been his servant for ten years, he proposed to set up for himself, but Laban said " Appoint me thy wages and I will give it, " and he paid him his price.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Dwight Weld to read onlineMoreLess
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