If the thief is discovered while tunnelling in, and he is struck and dies, there is no blood-guilt on his account. If the sun shone upon him, there is blood guilt ..
Written by Rabbi Jonathan Guttentag
Right after the Pasuk tells us “Lo Sivashel Gedi BaChalev Imo” which tells us of the issur of Basar B’Chalav, Hashem tells us that he will send ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
Perhaps the most glorious moment in our nation’s history took place right before Mattan Torah, the giving of the Torah. The Jewish people ..
Written by Rabbi Yosef Levinson
The possuk states “V’Eileh hamishpotim asher tosim lifneihem” (These are the laws that you shall present before them) 21:1 The Ba’al Haturim ..
Written by Benjamin A Roae
They saw the G-d of Israel. Under his feet was the likeness of sapphire brickwork, resembling the essence of Heaven in purity (24:10). The final ..
Written by Jacob Solomon
The chidish of Mishpatim comes from the opening word, and the first Rashi. “V’ele,” Rashi tells us, means that the civil law discussed in this parsha also ..
Written by Jeremy
Though it happened before Mattan Torah (Rashi 24:1), it is actually in this week’s sedra that we are told about Bnei Yisrael’s famous ‘na’aseh ..
Written by d fine
In Parshas Mishpatim we see the famous response by Bnei Yisroel when they accepted the Torah. Perek 24, Pasuk 7, reads “Kol Asher Dibar Hashem Naaseh Vnishma”, ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose