Deuteronomy 25 The obligation of a man to marry a widow of his brother

Deuteronomy 25
The obligation of a man to marry a widow of his brother
5 When any brother dwells together, and one of them dies, and has no son, then the wife of the deceased shall not marry a strange man from without; his brother-in-law will come in and take her for his wife, and will make her brother-in-law's obligation to her.
6 And the firstborn she bears will be in the name of her dead brother; lest his name be erased in Israel.
7 But if such a man would not take his sister in law, then shall his sister in law go up to the gate of the elders, and say, My brother in law refuse to call his brother a name in Israel; You don't want to do your brother-in-law duty with me.
8 And the elders of his city shall call him, and shall speak with him, and if he abide in this, and say, I will not take it;
9 Then shall his sister in law come unto him in the sight of the elders; and he shall take off his shoe, and spit upon his face, and protest, and say, Thus shall it be done unto a man that shall not build his brother's house:
10 And his name shall be called in Israel, The house of the barefoot.
11 When two men fight one against another, and the wife of one come, and deliver her husband from the hand of him that smiteth him, and she stretch out her hand, and take his shame,
12 Then shalt thou cut off their hand: it shall not spare thy eye.