Business Ethics: A Thought in Jewish Monetary Law - Rabbi Shlomo Cohen

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1. 0:01[Music] [Applause] Welcome back to our series on Jewish monetary law. In the previous um sh…
2. 1:34frustrated because he really wanted Rsaf's merchandise. 1,200. Still Rafa didn't answer. 1,300. Still Rafa didn't…
3. 3:06even though you'd originally thought that you were only going to take 60,000? Are you allowed…
4. 4:37That's only where there's already been a verbal agreement would we say that now you have…
5. 6:08that would it would seem would would actually bind you to to stand by what you…
6. 7:38taking that $1,000 from him after you've already been mo. But when you just thought about…
7. 9:11belongs to the beta mikdash. It doesn't belong to them anymore. If they were to afterwards…
8. 10:44not talking about someone who's thinking maybe I'm going to give $1,000 to that yeshiva. We're…
9. 12:17for charity or if he heard of a good cause, he would take the money out…
10. 13:49them he'll give the money but he hasn't given the money over yet. The second box…

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