Deuteronomy 15:2,3
And this is the manner of the release: Every creditor that lends ought to his neighbor shall release it; he shall not exact it of his neighbor, or of his brother; because it is called the LORD's release.
Torrey's Topical Textbook

Creditors

Creditors were often Defrauded

Creditors: Defined

Creditors: God's Claim Upon Men

Creditors: Might Demand: Bills or Promissory Notes

Creditors: Might Demand: Mortgages on Property

Creditors: Might Demand: Pledges

Creditors: Might Demand: Security of Others

Creditors: Might Take Interest from Strangers

Creditors: Often Cruel in Exacting Debts

Creditors: Often Exacted Debts by Imprisonment

Creditors: Often Exacted Debts by Selling the Debtor or Taking Him for a Servant

Creditors: Often Exacted Debts by Selling the Debtor's Family

Creditors: Often Exacted Debts by Selling the Debtor's Property

Creditors: Often Exacted Debts: from the Sureties

Creditors: Prohibited From: Exacting Debts from Brethren During Sabbatical Year

Creditors: Prohibited From: Exacting Usury from Brethren

Creditors: Prohibited From: Taking Millstones in Pledge

Creditors: Prohibited From: Violently Selecting Pledges

Creditors: Sometimes Entirely Remitted Debts

Creditors: The Demands of the Law

Creditors: To Return Before Sunset, Garments Taken in Pledge

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