Уа еилыкка иануп иарбан қәрақәоу хымԥада инагӡатәыз, насгьы уиаҟара ихадам ҳәа ирыԥхьаӡоз (Theological Dictionary of the New Testament).
According to the Theological Dictionary of the New Testament, that “the inclination of the Jewish people to confirm all possible statements by an oath” was very strong may be discerned from passages of the Talmud, which painstakingly specifies which oaths were to be considered binding and which were not.