Where Theft Meets Faith: The Talmud on Theft and Robbery, Lesson 3
In this Talmud class we delve into the underlying reasoning behind the varying types of penalization—concentrating on the fourfold, and fivefold payments, and thereby discover new layers in committing theft.
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Rabbi Binyomin Bitton, originally from Lyon, France, is the founder and spiritual leader of Chabad of Downtown Vancouver, he's co-Dean of the Jewish Academy, and the director of the Tzfunot Institute. A renowned Talmudic scholar, Rabbi Bitton's warmth, knowledge and passion for learning has brought him to teach in communities around the world. He now lives in Vancouver together with his wife Malky and six children.
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1:19:35Passive Theft
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1:17:46Price Change
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55:05“Do Not Steal”
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1:10:56Penalties for Theft
Souls Theft causing a soul distress
Theft of an animal is the theft of another soul, distress to the owners soul and loss of work
X2 For distress of the soul (owner)
X2 kidnap of a soul
X1 for loss of work