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Parsha Pages — Shoftim 5784
Выпуск: Parsha Pages — Shoftim 5784. Темы: shabbat_laws, family_education, holidays, relationships_shalom_bayit, health_mind, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: шаббат, законы шаббата, melacha, hilchot shabbat, שבת, הלכות שבת, מלאכה, воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, пурим, песах, ханука, суккот, yom tov. נר לאפרים בס"ד Shoftim שופטים CONTENTS Tzedek Tzedek Tirdof Judges Have No Blemishes Sanhedrin Self-Imposed Exile Judges of our Time Halachic Perspective on Democracy Tamim You Should be with G-d Eidim Zomemim Extra-Halachic Evidence He Who Chose Melodical Songs Shiur Shel Yom Chanukas haBayis The King’s 18 Wives Mitzvos of the Kings Throwing Out Leftovers Separating Terumah and Maaser Returning to Egypt Geography in the Parsha – Nachalas Eitan Selections from Rabbi Baruch Epstein Selections from Baal haTurim Selections from Rabeinu Bachayei Selections from Ohr haChaim Selections from Meschech Chochmah Understanding the Haftorah Understanding the Parsha according to the Rebbe www.parshapages.com For subscription to weekly emails send note to info@parshapages.com Collection compiled hopefully for the elucidation of Torah Tzedek Tzedek Tirdof Reish Lakish (Sanhedrin 32b) raises a contradiction between two verses: It is written in one verse: “In justice shall you judge your neighbor” (VaYikra 19:15), and it is written in another verse: “Justice, justice, shall you follow” (Devarim 16:20), with the repetition indicating that it is not enough to merely judge with justice. דברים פרק טז תִ קַ ח שֹחַ ד כִ י הַ שֹחַ ד יְׁ עַ וֵּ ר עֵּ ינֵּי חֲ כָּ מִ ים-תַ טֶּ ה מִ שְׁ פָּ ט ל ֹא תַ כִ יר פָּ נִ ים וְׁ ל ֹא-יט ל ֹא :וִ יסַ לֵּף ִדבְׁ ֵּרי צ ִַדיקִ ם :ל ְָּׁך-יך אֲ שֶּ ר תַ עֲשֶּ ה ָּ עֵּ ץ אֵּ צֶּל מִ זְׁ בַ ח ה' אֱ ל ֹק-תִ טַ ע לְׁ ָּך אֲ שֵּ ָּרה כָּ ל-כא ל ֹא ָּ תָּ ִקים לְׁ ָּך מַ צֵּבָּ ה אֲ שֶּ ר שָּ נֵּא ה' אֱ ל ֹק-כב וְׁ ל ֹא :יך יך שוֹר וָּשֶּ ה אֲ שֶּ ר יִ הְׁ יֶּה בוֹ מום כֹל ָּדבָּ ר ָּרע כִ י ָּ תִ זְׁ בַ ח לַה' אֱ ל ֹק-פרק יז א ל ֹא :יך הוא ָּ תוֹ עֲבַ ת ה' אֱ ל ֹק The juxtaposition of the verses teaches that the laws of judging are parallel to the laws of the altar. Answer: There were too many murderers, they could not judge them all; they reasoned, it is better to be in exile, so they will not be liable; "Min ha'Makom ha'Hu" (Devarim 17,10) הַ מּ ָּ קוֹם הַ הוּא אֲ שֶּ ר יִ בְ
- Издание
- Parsha Pages
- Дата
- 4 сентября 2024 г.
- Страниц
- 46
Темы: shabbat_laws, family_education, holidays, relationships_shalom_bayit, health_mind, parsha_commentary