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... violate the Sab- bath assumed that the Torah requires them to do so , presumably because the Torah nowhere indicates the conditions under which its Sabbath laws may be violated . Moreover , the Torah prescribes capital punishment for ...
... violate the Sab- bath assumed that the Torah requires them to do so , presumably because the Torah nowhere indicates the conditions under which its Sabbath laws may be violated . Moreover , the Torah prescribes capital punishment for ...
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... violate the Sabbath in such a situation . The right is assumed . The discussion is devoted merely to finding biblical warrant for what was obviously the univer- sal practice . Rabbi Yishmael , Rabbi Elazar , and Rabbi Akiba all offer ...
... violate the Sabbath in such a situation . The right is assumed . The discussion is devoted merely to finding biblical warrant for what was obviously the univer- sal practice . Rabbi Yishmael , Rabbi Elazar , and Rabbi Akiba all offer ...
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... violate the Sabbath , even when it was doubtful whether life was at stake , was , in the words of Maharsha , " not uprooting the the Torah but fulfilling it , for it is a tree of life . " Inviolable Laws Having arrived at the conclusion ...
... violate the Sabbath , even when it was doubtful whether life was at stake , was , in the words of Maharsha , " not uprooting the the Torah but fulfilling it , for it is a tree of life . " Inviolable Laws Having arrived at the conclusion ...
Contents
The Religious Component in the Secular | 35 |
Section 7 | 41 |
Preliminary Remarks | 51 |
Copyright | |
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