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"When an ox or a lamb or a goat is born, it shall remain with its mother for seven days; only from the eighth day onward will it be acceptable, to be offered as an oblation to the LORD. (Leviticus 21, 27)
But if he does not acquire sufficient means to buy back his land, what he has sold shall remain in the possession of the purchaser until the jubilee, when it must be released and returned to its original owner. (Leviticus 24, 28)
Moreover, the pasture land belonging to their cities shall not be sold at all; it must always remain their hereditary property. (Leviticus 24, 34)
On the table of the Presence they shall spread a violet cloth and put on it the plates and cups, as well as the bowls and pitchers for libations; the established bread offering shall remain on the table. (Numbers 4, 7)
"Any vow or any pledge that she makes under oath to mortify herself, her husband can either allow to remain valid or render null and void. (Numbers 30, 14)
But if her husband, day after day, says nothing at all to her about them, he thereby allows as valid any vow or any pledge she has made; he has allowed them to remain valid, because on the day he learned of them he said nothing to her about them. (Numbers 30, 15)
But Moses answered the Gadites and Reubenites: "Are your kinsmen, then, to engage in war, while you remain here? (Numbers 32, 6)
but we ourselves will march as troops in the van of the Israelites, until we have led them to their destination. Meanwhile our families can remain here in the fortified towns, safe from attack by the natives. (Numbers 32, 17)
While our wives and children, our herds and other livestock remain in the towns of Gilead, (Numbers 32, 26)
"But if you do not drive out the inhabitants of the land before you, those whom you allow to remain will become as barbs in your eyes and thorns in your sides, and they will harass you in the country where you live, (Numbers 33, 55)
Therefore, every daughter who inherits property in any of the Israelite tribes shall marry someone belonging to a clan of her own ancestral tribe, in order that all the Israelites may remain in possession of their own ancestral heritage. (Numbers 36, 8)
Only your wives and children, as well as your livestock, of which I know you have a large number, shall remain behind in the towns I have given you, (Deuteronomy 3, 19)