Returning a Lost Object: Practical Parshah - Ki Teitzei
The detailed laws of returning a lost object to its rightful owner.
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Tzfat
September 8, 2011
I really enjoy your lectures! one small detail - I think R. Kaplan said "Ki Sisa" at the beginning, by mistake. Reply
Taryag Mitvot Shalom,
I greatly enjoy your teachings and all that I am learning from this website. Todah Rabbah. My question is (and I listened to your teaching on what constitutes a mittzvah and how they correct way of counting adds up to 613) why are the commandments concerning favoring a beloved son and the ben sorare not listed in the Ki Teitzei section of Taryag Mitzvot?
Mitzvoth 532-534 deal with the captive woman in warfare, and Mitzvah 535 jumps to vs. 22 of the sidrah and deals with capital punishment and hanging the corpse on a tree? It seems as though the inheritance and rebellious son commandments are overlooked but I know this cannot be the case.Thank you for your time.
Shavuah Tov v'Shalom!
Jason