——她若许配了以色列人(那样的人可娶行过脱鞋礼的妇人),就当因疑而行脱鞋礼:那孩子既可能是死生的、从来算不得活过,她本有叔娶或脱鞋之责;行了脱鞋礼,疑就除了,她可留在新夫那里。她若许配了祭司,就不行脱鞋礼,因为她若行了,就不可归那祭司丈夫了;既有人执婴孩一生下来就算活的,依那意思,事后看来她本免了脱鞋礼。
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——她若是以色列人的妻、就是许配了以色列人的(那样的人是可以娶行过 脱鞋礼 之妇的),就当因疑而行 脱鞋礼。
If she is the wife of an Israelite, meaning she became betrothed to an Israelite, who may marry a woman who has undergone ḥalitza, she performs ḥalitza due to uncertainty.
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那孩子既可能是死生的、从来算不得活过,她本有叔娶或行 脱鞋礼 之责;她既行了 脱鞋礼,疑就除了,可以留在新夫那里。
Given that the child may have been stillborn and therefore never considered alive, in which case she would be obligated to undergo levirate marriage or perform ḥalitza, by performing ḥalitza, she removes any doubt and can remain with her new husband.
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她若是祭司的妻,就不行 脱鞋礼,因为她若行了 脱鞋礼,就不可归她那祭司丈夫了。
However, if she is the wife of a priest, she does not perform ḥalitza, as if she were to perform ḥalitza she would be prohibited to her husband the priest.
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既有人执那婴孩从生下来那一刻就算是活的,依那意思,事后看来她本是免了 脱鞋礼 的。
Since there are those who hold that that the baby is considered alive from the moment of its birth, based on that opinion, she is exempt from performing ḥalitza, after the fact.