Mishpatim

0:00He plushed his thoughts about Dinah. That teach a Jew how to treat his fellow Jews and how they should treat him. What shall someone do if he's not another Jew's tooth out? Well, let's say his dog bit someone when they broke loose or if he ruined the friend's pen and he buried to use to know what the Dinah moth for each situation. Ask someone who's learned them well, he'll know information. And when you get older you will not take from you will take from the shelf of our holiest farm and study the Dinah for yourself. After giving the Jews the 10 commandments Hashem then gave them Mishpati, laws about how one Jew must deal with another. The Torah teaches us that we have to keep two kinds of Misfolds. Misfolds wore Hashem, for example, believing in Hashem being afraid of him, Pakhra Hashem and the Misfolds wore another Jew. For example, may a Jew ever take anything that is not his.

1:00And if he takes something that is not his, how is he punished? What happens to a Jew who hurts or causes damage to another Jew? The Pasha teaches us laws that deal with damage done to people or their property. And these laws are called Mishpati. When did Hashem teach the Misfolds to Moshe? Hashem gave the Jews the 10 commandments at Hashem on the morning of the 6th of Sivan. That evening he taught Moshe the Mishpati and most of them taught them to the Jews. If you have any questions or questions please let me know. Here I will talk about Moshe and Maal. On the 9th of Feats of Maal. On the 9th of Feats of Maal. On the 9th of Feats of Maal. On the 9th of Feats of Maal.