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Torah Book & Portion, Book of Leviticus, Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27), Source Book Keys, GATES

LEVITICUS | 19:13 robbery — LEV366 Although lashes as administered by a court...

LEV366 Although lashes as administered by a court of law are not given for these types of prohibitions [i.e., that can be rectified by fulfilling a positive commandment, such as sending away a mother bird], nonetheless, some of them carry severe punishment--[the sins] reach right up into the heavens, and their judgment ascends into the upper firmament (Yirmeyahu 51:9). An example of this would be theft, as the pasuk says [this verse], "You shall not rob," which is rectified by [fulfilling] the positive commandment of (Leviticus 5:23) "He must return the robbed article." (Continued at [[GEN612]] Genesis 6:13 lawlessness GATES 195).

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