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The sin of stealing is more difficult to do chuvah for than the sin of immorality. Why? Why? Doesn't make sense. Rabbi, what are you TALKING ABOUT? SO HARD FOR ME TO STOP WATCHING THESE THINGS. It's so hard, but stealing, no, I'll I'll I'll give the money back. The problem is the problem is when somebody committed immorality, they know. There's no such THING AS SOMEBODY NOT KNOWING THAT THEY COMMITTED IMMORALITY. HE KNOWS what he
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- 0:32did. SHE KNOWS WHAT SHE DID. AND THEREFORE, if they truly want to do chuvah for…
- 1:03the sages teach that the average person does not consider his stealing stealing. AND THEREFORE, HE…
- 2:06THE TORAH SAYS HE IS A THIEF. HE STOLE. WHY? Because the store clerk, the boss,…
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