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Parsha Plus — Acharei Mos - Kedoshim 5783

Выпуск: Parsha Plus — Acharei Mos - Kedoshim 5783. Темы: health_mind, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: здоровье, психология, стресс, health, mental, בריאות, נפש, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. The pasuk in the parsha says, “You shall not steal, and you shall not deny falsely, and you shall not lie to one another.” [Vayikra 19:11] Rashi points out that the theft mentioned in this pasuk refers to monetary theft, while the prohibition “Thou shall not steal” in the Ten Commandments refers to the capital offense of kidnapping. Since there was a Creation – which you testify to by observance of Shabbos on the seventh day of the week, then parents who are a generation closer to creation and to the original man who was created by the Almighty need to be revered by the younger generation! Maybe I short-changed the customer on this order!” He ran out of the store to catch the customer before he got too far 5 down the block, to tell him he might have only received part of his order.” The truth is he probably gave him 9 drams worth of merchandise even if it was only in 8 packages because of his practice of giving extra; and most likely, he had given him the full number of packages anyhow. Rashi (based on the Toras Kohanim) cites the definition of the prohibition of taking revenge (Lo Sikom): “If one says to his friend, ‘Lend me your sickle’ and the friend responds ‘No’ and the next day the second person (who refused to lend the sickle) asks the first friend to lend him his hatchet and the first friend responds ‘I am not lending you my hatchet just as you did not lend me your sickle’ – this is taking revenge.” The Chizkuni asks a simple question. He can justifiably argue, “He was not a nice neighbor to me, so why should I be a nice neighbor to him?” So why is it, asks the Chizkuni, that the second fellow is charged with violating a Biblical prohibition of “Lo Sikom” [Do not take revenge] while the first fellow apparently is 6 not in violation of a specific negative prohibition? “I can live with the fact that you have as much money as me, but I cannot live with the fact that you are smarter than me!” or “I can live with the fact that you have as much money as me and that you are smarter than me, but I can’t live with the fact that your children are better than mine!” “In at least some area, I want to be better than you!” This, says the Ramban, is wh

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Parsha Plus

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28 апреля 2023 г.

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12

Темы: health_mind, parsha_commentary