Deuteronomy 23:20
To a stranger you may lend on usury; but to your brother you shall not lend on usury: that the LORD your God may bless you in all that you set your hand to in the land where you go to possess it.
Nave's Topical Index

Usury

Usury or Interest: Illustrative of the Improvement of Talents Received from God

Usury or Interest: Judgments Denounced Against Those Who Exacted Unlawful

Usury or Interest: The Curse Attending the Giving or Receiving of Unlawful,

Usury or Interest: The Jews: Allowed to Take, from Strangers

Usury or Interest: The Jews: Forbidden to Take, from Brethren

Usury or Interest: The Jews: Forbidden to Take, from Brethren Specially when Poor

Usury or Interest: The Jews: Often Guilty of Taking

Usury or Interest: The Jews: Required to Restore

Usury or Interest: The Lending of Money or Other Property for Increase

Usury or Interest: Those Enriched by Unlawful, not Allowed to Enjoy Their Gain

Usury or Interest: True and Faithful Israelites Never Took, from Their Brethren

Usury: Authorized, of Strangers (Foreigners)

Usury: Exacted by Jews

Usury: Exaction of, Rebuked

Usury: Forbidden

Usury: Just Men Innocent of the Vice of Requiring

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