Matthew 18:25
But for as much as he had not to pay, his lord commanded him to be sold, and his wife, and children, and all that he had, and payment to be made.
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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