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Sefas Tamim — Ki Teitzei 5784

Выпуск: Sefas Tamim — Ki Teitzei 5784. Темы: parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. c"qa SEFAS TAMIM FOUNDATION Emphasizing Everyday Emes The Emes Parsha Sheet mely zn` oic Volume IV Issue #45 Parshas Ki Seitzei, 11 Elul, 5784 Written by Rabbi Yair Hoffman September 14, 2024 – Sponsored anonymously for the Refuah Shleimah of Yair Nissan Ben Sara – QUESTION: There lost] and ignore them. If the publisher knew that it was ultimately going to be Everyone should subscribe to our weekly Emes Parsha Sheet which emphasizes the importance of forwarded by the Shul to a private person, the publisher Emes (honesty) in everything we do. The Passuk in Shemos 23:4, when discussing the same Let’s assume that this particular set had six volumes in it Mitzvah, employs the language of returning, ‘the ox of and now the publisher has just come out with a seventh your enemy.’ [When taking the two above referenced volume. Would use the term, ‘your brother’s ox?’ [This Passuk is extra, you be so kind as to forward that volume to our Shul as because if you know that there is a Mitzvah to return your well?” enemy’s ox, all the more so, there would be a Mitzvah Reuvain’s reason for writing to the publisher is that he to return your brother’s ox?] Rather, the Torah needed knows that when the Shul Gabbaim receive the seventh to write this [“your brother’s ox”] ‘Kneged HaYetzer’ to volume from the publisher, the Gabbaim will likely address ‘the evil inclination.’” forward it to him to complete the set that they gave him There is a debate as to how to interpret the last line of originally. by his enemy so that he will have practice in overcoming Rav Chaim explained the Genaivas Daas as follows: The his evil inclination as the evil inclination makes it harder publisher has been deceived into thinking that the new, to return the animal of your enemy than that of your seventh volume is going to a Shul. Rav Matisyahu said, writes that the Torah needed to write both Passukim, one "But you can't be upset if your friend gives you good and for “brother’s ox,” and one for “enemy’s ox,” to teach us correct advice, right?" The young man managed a smile that if we contemplate that this enemy is still [Jewish and and answered, "Right." is] our brother, then we will overcome our evil inclination A few months later, Rav Matisyahu entered the Simcha to not

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