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Torah Musings — Emor 5784

Выпуск: Torah Musings — Emor 5784. Темы: kashrut, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: кашрут, кошер, kosher, kashrut, כשרות, כשר, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. Hope can be found in the words of the prophet Yeshayahu (54:7) that give us strength in these The word "to warn" symbolizes both warning times of "small" (small moments): "For a brief and illumination, as in the phrase ‫זהר הרקיע‬ moment I deserted you, but with great "radiance of the firmament" (the light of the compassion I will gather you." ‫בְּרֶגַע קָטֹן עֲזַבְתִּי‬ heavens). TORAH MUSINGS DIGEST Thinking About Jewish Texts and Tradition | Edited by: Rabbi Gil Student © 2024 Speak and You Shall Say We all experience the processes of the great and small moments in life that can leave us May 17, 2024 uninspired, despairing, or depressed. We must draw inspiration from the 'great' Speak and You Shall Say: A Light for moments to navigate the 'small' ones and Ourselves and Our Children in Times of remember that the challenges in life are Darkness- Drawing Inspiration From Great ultimately overcome by bright and clear Moments moments. lender sold chattel (movable property) has no impact on the loan, because the lender can say [It’s not clear to me how Sarah recovers such sales aren’t usually publicized, so s/he had the loan that way, since she loses a field; I think, no worry it would affect his/her ability to collect either, she overcharged for the field enough to the loan. If the latter, Witnesses to the sale still don’t damage the she could have sold the field to someone else, lender’s position, because courts will accept the unless she didn’t find other buyers.] claim s/he was anxious to sell the items for whatever reason, where halachah assumes It’s a long paragraph, with the upshot that our people only sell real estate because of financial reaction depends on whether sale documents are pressure. If the buyer has to pay before, we believe Leah, Where the “Lender” Paid because Sarah, once given the money, should have pulled out her loan document, said sorry, Flip the direction of the sale, and the borrower that was a way to get this money, and ended the has more legal ground. This is true even if the original loan had money is paid only after the deed is written and protections for the lender, since agreeing to a the sale completed, a court would accept the borrower’s claim s/he

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Torah Musings

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17 мая 2024 г.

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10

Темы: kashrut, parsha_commentary