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Rabbi David Kaplan - Weekly Torah Portion: Mishpatim - Part 2

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Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

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a few things i mean we only covered the uh the slave that's the first thing we did a few more points i want to cover a few things i'll be spotted so first of all um if you go to uh page 422 okay so it says like this um impossible 24. torah is talking about various forms of damages that you pay and it says um an eye for an eye shane taka's chain a tooth for a tooth hand for hand regulator burn for a burn okay so over here you have the concept of how you pay things back now the torah says is one of the most famous uh lines in the torah which has to be said an eye for an eye right but an eye for an eye we know according to the oral tradition means what monetary compensation an eye for an eye means monetary conservation i for now you don't poke out the guy's eye now if that's the case if that's the case why is it why is it that the torah writes it in these terms an eye for an eye just tell me monetary compensation why write and i if if that's what it really means want to tell me that's what it really means why are you saying in terms of an eye for an eye so the answer is like this you can't have a society where you poke out people's lives first of all it becomes unfair let's say ruvain has two good eyes and he pokes out shimon only has one good eye

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  1. 0:31a few things i mean we only covered the uh the slave that's the first thing
  2. 3:05repo there are five uh categories of payment for if you if you really injure somebody
  3. 6:17kessaf says the vilnigone that's what the tour means it says i in you poke out
  4. 8:56have any films we have anything we have books we have a tradition it's been passed
  5. 12:03was unintentional and accidental that's what we call that's the purpose of all these these little
  6. 15:13at pier club bay's you design okay page four thirty four four page four thirty so
  7. 17:52now again this is a remarkable thing this is written the torah even according to the
  8. 21:06you show them a trick and how you're doing it so they shouldn't think that you're
  9. 23:49i think i would be a good shoplifter i've always been intrigued by the concept really
  10. 27:03and the guy was better than any and any of them he was really a skilled

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