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Sefas Tamim — stf newsletter - vol 6 - iss 16 - 2 28 2026 — Tetzaveh 5786

Выпуск: Sefas Tamim — stf newsletter - vol 6 - iss 16 - 2 28 2026 — Tetzaveh 5786. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. c"qa SEFAS TAMIM FOUNDATION Emphasizing Everyday Emes A Lingering Impression mely zn` oic Volume VI Issue #17 Parshas Tetzaveh, 11 Adar, 5786 Written by Rabbi Yair Hoffman February 28, 2026 – Sponsored anonymously for the Refuah Shleimah of Yair Nissan Ben Sara – To sponsor a week of the Emes Parsha Sheet in honor of a loved one email us at info@everydayemes.org. Accordingly, we should be We may be familiar with Pirkei Avos (1:6) that states, “Appoint vigilant when we form our first impressions and ensure that a teacher for yourself, acquire a companion and judge all men our perceptions of situations change as warranted and do not favorably.” We also see in the Gemorah (Shevuos 30a): “Our persist unnecessarily. It seems that the Sefer Chassidim does not base his ruling on The Rosh Yeshiva went downstairs and found the third the prohibition of “Midvar Sheker Tirchak” – distance yourself employee leaning against the truck - not doing much work at from the word of a lie, because by engaging in a deceptive all. Rather, he bases his ruling mover explained that he was watching the illegally parked on a separate prohibition called “Hin Tzedek.” This prohibition truck so that the movers would not get a parking ticket which is explained in Bava Metziah 49a which derives from the words would need to be billed to the client. Since the charge of “Hin Tzedek” is said in the paying a flat fee for the move so from a pricing perspective Torah in the context of keeping honest weights, where one it did not matter how many movers were on the job, he may deceive or cheat another without saying a word, the Sefer was told that there would be three workers who would be Chassidim learns that this prohibition extends to deceptive moving his belongings. Even Even if one would argue that your action is relatively harmless, if that worker was well-intentioned, good intentions, while elsewhere, the Sefer Chareidim quotes the Rashbatz (Mitzvos admirable, would not be sufficient if he did not receive what of the mouth #26) that even if the falsehood does not cause had been promised to him. Rabbis taught: In righteousness shall you judge your neighbor - judge your neighbor toward the scale of merit.” A certain Rosh

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Sefas Tamim

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27 февраля 2026 г.

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