6. If you carelessly let a fire spread from your property to someone else's, you must pay the owner for any crops or fields destroyed by the fire.
7. Suppose a neighbour asks you to keep some silver or other valuables, and they are stolen from your house. If the thief is caught, the thief must repay double.
8. But if the thief isn't caught, some judges will decide if you are the guilty one.
9. Suppose two people claim to own the same ox or donkey or sheep or piece of clothing. Then the judges must decide the case, and the guilty person will pay the owner double.
10. Suppose a neighbour who is going to be away asks you to keep a donkey or an ox or a sheep or some other animal, and it dies or gets injured or is stolen while no one is looking.
11. If you swear with me as your witness that you did not harm the animal, you do not have to replace it. Your word is enough.
12. But if the animal was stolen while in your care, you must replace it.
13. If the animal was attacked and killed by a wild animal, and you can show the remains of the dead animal to its owner, you do not have to replace it.
14. Suppose you borrow an animal from a neighbour, and it gets injured or dies while the neighbour isn't around. Then you must replace it.
15. But if something happens to the animal while the owner is present, you do not have to replace it. If you had leased the animal, the money you paid the owner will cover any harm done to it.
16. Suppose a young woman has never been married and isn't engaged. If a man talks her into having sex, he must pay the bride price and marry her.
17. But if her father refuses to let her marry the man, the bride price must still be paid.
18. Death is the punishment for witchcraft.
19. Death is the punishment for having sex with an animal.
20. Death is the punishment for offering sacrifices to any god except me.