LEVITICUS — 19:10 leave Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, TEMIMAH-LEVPage(s): 320 LEV322 It was taught: The owners have no donor's rights in Peah [i.e., they cannot give it to the poor man of their choice]. Why so? "Leaving" is written in that regard (Chullin 131b) SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:10 poor Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, LEHRMANPage(s): 205 LEV328 True charity bestows as well as receives; "more than the householder does for the needy, the needy does for the householder". (Leviticus R. xxiv. 8). The Talmud quotes the parable of the two lambs passing through a stream, one shorn of its wool the other not. The shorn one found it easier to cross (Gittin 7a). Is not the possession of wealth rather precarious -- with us today, with another tomorrow? "A wheel rotates in this world" (Shabbat 151b explaining the words kee biglal hadavar hazeh in Deut. 15:10), causing some to be on top one day and at the bottom another. The giving of charity is constantly stressed because of this truth. That any Jew should be indifferent to the woe of another is inconceivable [this verse; Deut 14:29; Isa. lviii. 6ff; Job xxxi.13]. No duty is more important, and none ushers in salvation more speedily (B.B. 9a; Sukk. 49b; Ket. 67b). SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:10 poor Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, TAMARIPage(s): 251 LEV327 See [[LEV317]] Leviticus 19:9 harvest TAMARI 251 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:10 poor Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, TEMIMAH-LEVPage(s): 320 LEV325 "To the poor man and to the stranger," and not to ravens and bats [i.e., he must not leave them to be scavenged if there are no poor men or strangers to take them] (Chullin 134b) SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:10 poor Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, TEMIMAH-LEVPage(s): 320 LEV326 It was taught: Two berries constitute "fallen fruit"; three do not. Two stalks constitute "gleaning"; three do not. Whence is this derived? From: "To the poor man and to the stranger you shall leave them": "To the poor man" -- one; "and to the stranger" - one (Yerushalmi Peah 6:1). SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:10 stranger Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, OXFORDPage(s): 47 LEV329 See [[LEV795]] Leviticus 19:34 love OXFORD 46-7 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:11 deceitfully Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, AMJVPage(s): 294 LEV331 See [[EXOD833]] Exodus 23:7 falsehood AMJV 294 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:11 deceitfully Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, AMJVPage(s): 342 LEV332 See [[NUM390]] Numbers 33:35 Etzion-geber AMJV 342-3 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:11 deceitfully Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, DORFFWITOPage(s): 75 LEV330 See [[EXOD1075]] Exodus 23:1 false DORFFWITO 74-5 SHOW FULL EXCERPT
LEVITICUS — 19:11 false Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, PATHPage(s): 57 LEV333 See [[EXOD467]] Exodus 20:13 steal PATH 57-8 SHOW FULL EXCERPT