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Episode 210·Aug 1, 2025
Laura Ingalls Wilder, Lincoln, and the Workers' Fruits
Allowing one's workers to eat from the fields while they labor reminds employers to see the blessing of God in their harvest.
10-Minute Mitzvah·Episode 209·Jul 31, 2025
Hamlet and Halakhah
Despite the popularity of the phrase "neither a borrower nor a lender be," the Hebrew Bible sees great value in providing a loan to one's fellow. Why?
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The Sephardic Cemetery and Jewish Hope
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Taking Fruit and Gathering Rosebuds
Field workers are permitted to eat crops while laboring, but they're forbidden from gathering food for later consumption. Why?
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Of Price and Value
The prohibition of exchanging an animal designated as a sacrifice for a different creature reveals the true nature of value in the eyes of God.
