Rashi
Rashi
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We see that even those who do not believe in God respect the purity of the homej— and here is a man who has conducted himself ao unworthily toward a daughter of our Heavenly Father/' After indicating what couTBO is to be pursued in case of divorce, Raahi concluded ; " But it would he better if this man were to make good his mistake and take back his wife, so that God may take pity on him, and he may have the good fortune to build up his home again and live in peace and happiness." The Besponsa,... providing us, as we have seen, with interesting information concerning Eaahi^s character, are no less important for giving na knowledge of his legal and religious opinions. As a result of the poise of hie nature, and in the ixLtereat of order, he attached great importance to traditional uaages and custama.
Innovations are dangerous, because they may foment trouble; to abide by cnatom, on the contrary, is the sTirest guarantee of tranquillity. In casmstical ques^ tions not yet solved, he did not adopt as his principle the one prevailing with so many rabbis, of rendering the strictest decision; on the contrary, in regard to many matters, he was more liberal than his masters or his colleagues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We see that even those who do not believe in God respect the purity of the homej— and here is a man who has conducted himself ao unworthily toward a daughter of our Heavenly Father/' After indicating what couTBO is to be pursued in case of divorce, Raahi concluded ; " But it would he better if this man were to make good his mistake and take back his wife, so that God may take pity on him, and he may have the good fortune to build up his home again and live in peace and happiness." The Besponsa,... providing us, as we have seen, with interesting information concerning Eaahi^s character, are no less important for giving na knowledge of his legal and religious opinions. As a result of the poise of hie nature, and in the ixLtereat of order, he attached great importance to traditional uaages and custama.
Innovations are dangerous, because they may foment trouble; to abide by cnatom, on the contrary, is the sTirest guarantee of tranquillity. In casmstical ques^ tions not yet solved, he did not adopt as his principle the one prevailing with so many rabbis, of rendering the strictest decision; on the contrary, in regard to many matters, he was more liberal than his masters or his colleagues.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice Liber to read onlineMoreLess
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