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Sefas Tamim — Ki Teitzei 5785

Выпуск: Sefas Tamim — Ki Teitzei 5785. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. c"qa SEFAS TAMIM FOUNDATION Emphasizing Everyday Emes The Lakewood Mashgiach’s Friend mely zn` oic Volume V Issue #43 Parshas Ki Saitzay, 13 Elul, 5785 Written by Rabbi Yair Hoffman September 6, 2025 – Sponsored anonymously for the Refuah Shleimah of Yair Nissan Ben Sara – Rav Matisyahu Solomon of Seforim (Jewish books) to Shul libraries for public use. correct advice, right?" The young man managed a smile and answered, "Right." ANSWER: This question was posed to Rav Chaim Kanievsky ZT”L by a friend of this author (the assistant mayor of Kiryat A few months later, Rav Matisyahu entered the Simcha hall where this young man was having his Bar Mitzvah Sefer). If the QUESTION: There are publisher knew that it was ultimately going to be forwarded people who donate sets by the Shul to a private person, the publisher would never SEFAS TAMIM FOUNDATION Emphasizing Everyday Emes c"qa mely zn` oic have provided it as there would not be ample opportunity to not return his lost item to him. Sometimes our negative feelings towards our your brother.” (Devarim 22:1) enemies can cause us to obscure the truth and thus rationalize improper behaviors and assumptions – in this The Yalkut Shimoni (Parshas Ki Saitzay 930) states as case, “I am not under an obligation to help my enemy.” follows: “We see from this Passuk that there is a Mitzvah The Torah here is telling you that if you contemplate the of returning a lost ox to one’s brother [or anyone else fact that your enemy is still your brother, you will do the who is a friend]. The Passuk in Shemos 23:4, when discussing the same What is fascinating is that the person already knows that Mitzvah, employs the language of returning, ‘the ox of the ox belonged to his enemy who is still part of his Jewish your enemy.’ [When taking the two above referenced brethren, even before the Torah told him so! The Torah is use the term, ‘your brother’s ox?’ [This Passuk is extra, telling us that if we emphasize a positive idea, “Focus on because if you know that there is a Mitzvah to return your the fact that this man is your enemy, but he is also your enemy’s ox, all the more so, there would be a Mitzvah brother!”- then that can help us do the right thing even if to return your brother’s ox?] Rather, the Torah n

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