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Mishpatim

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Mishpatim – Breaking the Law

Parshah • January 2022

Mishpatim – Breaking the Law

Mishpatim is about civil and criminal law. Most societies promulgate laws for governing law and order. These are abided by through the concept of a social contract. Torah law is…

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Mishpatim – Why Have Law?

Parshah • February 2021

Mishpatim – Why Have Law?

Different writers have offered various rationales for society legislating laws. The general view is that they conform to human reason (though reason is variable). In Judaism law is an expression…

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Mishpatim – Even Common-Sense Needs G-d’s Imprimatur

Parshah • February 2020

Mishpatim – Even Common-Sense Needs G-d’s Imprimatur

he definition of something as simple as the word, ‘law’, defies writers of jurisprudence, philosophy, and religion combined. And yet, our Parsha is named Mishpatim – ‘laws’.Interestingly in Hebrew the…

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Mishpatim – Running the Red Light

Parshah • January 2019

Mishpatim – Running the Red Light

This week’s Parsha, Mishpatim, raises a curiosity. It describes the basic civil and criminal laws that regulate society and legal recourse in cases of civil and criminal disobedience. It then…

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Mishpatim – Negligence and Mindfulness

Parshah • February 2017

Mishpatim – Negligence and Mindfulness

Negligence may be a defence in law but it also reveals a lack of disciplined Mindfulness. Being mindful allows the soul to flow fully through the body.

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Mishpatim – V’Eyleh Mishpotim Osher Tossim Leifneichem

Parshah • January 2014

Mishpatim – V’Eyleh Mishpotim Osher Tossim Leifneichem

Mishpoim means laws. But there are three kinds of laws. Firstly the laws that are inscrutable, without human capacity to fathom their logic – these are the Chukkim — of…

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Mishpatim – Treat Immigrants With Empathy

Parshah • February 0218

Mishpatim – Treat Immigrants With Empathy

We must treat foreigners and immigrants with sensitivity and empathy because we Jewish people have experienced the hurt and pain of having been discriminated against in so many host societies…

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