partem ciborum eandem accipiet quam et ceteri excepto eo quod in urbe sua ex paterna ei successione debetur
They shall have like portions to eat, beside that which comes of the sale of his patrimony.
They shall have equal portions to eat, besides that which comes of the sale of his family possessions.
They shall have like portions to eat, beside that which cometh of the sale of his patrimony.
They shall have like portions to eat, beside that which cometh of the sale of his patrimony.
They shall have equal portions to eat, besides what comes from the sale of his inheritance.
They shall have like portions to eat, besides that which cometh from the sale of his patrimony.
They shall have like portions to eat, besides that which cometh of the sale of his patrimony.
they shall have like portions to eat, besides that which he hath sold of his patrimony.
He shall receive the same portion of food that the rest do: besides that which is due to him in his own city, by succession from his fathers.
They shall have like portions to eat, beside that which cometh of the sale of his patrimony.
then he may have equal portions to eat, besides what he receives from the sale of his patrimony.
If he does, he'll get the same amount of food as they do, in addition to what he gets from selling his family's goods.
They will eat equal portions besides what he has received from the sale of the family estate."
he may eat the same share as they do regardless of what he receives from his ancestral estate."
He must eat the same share they do, despite any profits he may gain from the sale of his family's inheritance.
"They shall eat equal portions, except what they receive from the sale of their fathers' estates.
He is to share equally in their benefits, even though he has received money from the sale of family possessions.
He may eat his share of the sacrifices and offerings, even if he also receives support from his family.
They shall have like portions to eat, beside that which cometh of the sale of his patrimony.
They shall have like portions to eat, besides that which comes of the sale of his patrimony.
A Levite may have sold some of his family's valuable things. He may keep that money and he may receive the same amount of food as the other Levites.
portion as portion they do eat, apart from his sold things, with the fathers.
They will all eat the same share of food, except what they receive from what is sold of their fathers’ lands.
He must be given an equal share of the contributions to eat, apart from anything he earns for performing priestly services.
He shall be given his share of the sacrifices and offerings as his right, not just if he is in need.
He will be given an equal share in their benefits in addition to the proceeds from the sale of his inheritance.
They shall eat equal portions, except what they receive from the sale of their fathers’ estates.
They shall have like portions to eat besides that which comes of the sale of his patrimony.
They will eat equal portions besides what he has received from the sale of the family estate.
They shall have equal portions to eat, besides what may come of the sale of his patrimony.
They all will have an equal share of the food. That is separate from what he has received from the sale of family possessions.
If a Levite moves from any town in Israel—and he is quite free to move wherever he desires—and comes to the place God designates for worship, he may serve there in the name of God along with all his brother Levites who are present and serving in the Presence of God. And he will get an equal share to eat, even though he has money from the sale of his parents’ possessions. * * *
then he may eat the same portion, regardless of any income he received from selling family property.
They shall have equal portions to eat, even though they have income from the sale of family possessions.
He is to receive the same amount of food as the other priests, and he may keep whatever his family sends him.
He shall take the same part of meats, that also other deacons shall take; besides that that is due to him in his city, by succession, either heritage, of (his) father. (He shall receive the same portion of food, that other Levites receive; besides what is due to him in his own city, by succession, either inheritance, from his father.)
Some Levites may have money from selling family possessions, and others may not. But all Levites serving at the place of worship will receive the same amount of food from the sacrifices and gifts brought by the people.
They shall have equal portions to eat, besides what he receives from the sale of his patrimony.
They shall have equal portions to eat, even though they have income from the sale of family possessions.
They shall have equal portions to eat, even though they have income from the sale of family possessions.
he is allowed to eat equal portions, despite the finances he has from his family.
They shall have equal portions to eat, except what they receive from the sale of their fathers’ estates.
then he may have equal portions to eat, besides what he receives from the sale of his patrimony.
he shall receive the same portions to eat, along with his stipends and patrimony.
They shall eat equal portions, except for what they receive from the sale of their fathers’ estates.
They all will have an equal share of the food. That is separate from what he has received from the sale of family possessions.
They are to eat equal portions, regardless of their fathers’ goods.
They shall have equal portions to eat, besides what he receives from the sale of his patrimony.
He must have an equal share of the good things they have. That applies even if he has already received money by selling things his family owned.
They shall have like portions to eat, beside that which cometh of the sale of his patrimony.
Such a Levi will receive the same share as they do, in addition to what he may receive from selling his inherited ancestral property.
They shall have equal portions to eat, even though they have income from the sale of family possessions.
They shall have chelek k’chelek (like portions) to eat, beside that which cometh of the sale of his patrimony.
If he does, he’ll get the same amount of food as they do, in addition to what he gets from selling his family’s goods.
They must have the same portions to eat, besides any profits he may receive from the sale of his father’s inheritance.
And that Levite will get an equal share with the other Levites, in addition to the share his family normally gets.
They all will have an equal share of the food. This is separate from what he has received from the sale of family possessions.
They shall eat equal portions, apart from what he may receive from the sale of his patrimony.
He is to share equally in their benefits even though he has received money from the sale of family possessions.
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