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The Yeshiva.net — Behar - Bechukosai 5783

Выпуск: The Yeshiva.net — Behar - Bechukosai 5783. Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. [1] A Jew can’t sell him as a slave for more than 50 years.[2]) Worst is the following situation described in Leviticus (Behar) chapter 25 verse 47: .‫ְו ִכ י ַת ִּׂש יג ַיד ֵּגר ְו תֹוָׁש ב ִע ָּמ ְך ּוָמ ְך ָא ִח יָך ִע ּמֹו ְו ִנ ְמ ַּכר ְל ֵגר ּתֹוָׁש ב ִע ָּמ ְך אֹו ְל ֵעֶק ר ִמ ְׁש ַּפַח ת ֵּגר‬ If a resident non-Jew gains wealth with you, and your brother becomes destitute with him and is sold to a resident non- Jew among you or to an idol of the family of a non-Jew. ‫ אֹו ֹד דֹו אֹו ֶב ן ֹּד דֹו ִי ְג ָא ֶלּנּו אֹו ִמ ְּׁש ֵא ר ְּב ָׂש רֹו ִמ ִּמ ְׁש ַּפְח ּתֹו ִי ְג ָא ֶלּנּו אֹו ִה ִּׂש יָגה‬:‫ַא ֲחֵר י ִנ ְמ ַּכר ְּג ֻאָּלה ִּת ְה ֶיה ּלֹו ֶא ָח ד ֵמ ֶא ָח יו ִי ְג ָא ֶלּנּו‬ After he is sold, he shall have redemption; one of his brothers shall redeem him. :‫ְו ִא ם ֹלא ִי ָּגֵא ל ְּב ֵא ֶּלה ְו ָיָצ א ִּב ְׁש ַנת ַה ֹּי ֵב ל הּוא ּוָב ָניו ִע ּמֹו‬ And if he is not redeemed through [any of] these [ways], he shall go out in the Jubilee year, he and his children with him.[4] https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/4250/print-view 1/6 5/7/23, 4:38 PM TheYeshiva.net In other words, according to Torah law, the Jewish slave can never sell himself for eternity. Comes the Torah and concludes: ‫הֹוֵצ אִת י אֹוָת ם‬-‫ ֲאֶׁש ר‬,‫ֲעָב ַד י ֵה ם‬--‫ ֲעָב ִד ים‬,‫ִי ְׂש ָר ֵא ל‬-‫ִל י ְב ֵני‬-‫ ִּכ י‬.‫ הּוא ּוָב ָניו ִע ּמֹו‬,‫ְו ָיָצ א ִּב ְׁש ַנת ַה ֹּי ֵב ל‬--‫ ְּב ֵא ֶּלה‬,‫ֹלא ִי ָּגֵא ל‬-‫ְו ִא ם‬ https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/4250/print-view 4/6 5/7/23, 4:38 PM TheYeshiva.net On Jubilee, he will automatically go free. Among other items it discusses a regression in poverty: a person becomes so desperate that he is forced to sell his ancestral field or farm in the land of Israel; worse, a person is compelled to sell a home used for work in the fields; worse, the situation grows so difficult, a person is forced to sell his residential home. In this case, he did not only sell himself to another Jew, where at least the culture and lifestyle are similar; but he sold himself as a slave to a non-Jew, where the entire lifestyle is different.[3] The Torah then goes on to command his next of kin to redeem him from his master, by compensating t

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The Yeshiva.net

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7 мая 2023 г.

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Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary