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[317] Shemos—Mishpatim 22:8 ç:áë íéèôùîZúåîù Shemos—Mishpatim 23:2 á:âë íéèôùîZúåîù [336]

of which [a witness] says, “This is it!” íflÓïêe¤í-−Ìk ·þÔôêÒ−þ¥ÓLÎê [merely] to lean [toward one side]. ³Ò§¬ÐòÌñ
the claims of both parties must be brought to the judges. ó¢Óí−ÑòÐL-þÔëÐcêÒ£ëÖ−ó− flÌíGÍêÞÖíðÔ¼ƒ It must be decided by the majority. :³Ò ÞhÔíÐñó−£ÌaÔþ−'ÑþÎìÞÔê
The one whom the judges find guilty, ó− flÌíGÍê ·öŠ¼−ÌLÐþÔ−þ¥ÓLÎê
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must pay double restitution to his neighbor. ô :eíÞѼÑþÐñóÌ−£ÔòÐLó'ÑlÔLÐ−
It is because [the word ë−Ìþ] is missing the letter yod ð"e− þѽÖì êeíÓL−ÌõÐñe
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It must be decided by the majority. úÉ ÞhÇäÀì íéÄaÇøéÅøÂçÞÇà
He must pay double restitution to his neighbor. 21 .eäÞÅòÅøÀìíÄéÇðÀLíÅlÇLÀé
There is a majority to whose view you may lean. ,óÓí−ÑþÎìÔêíÓ¬Bò íÖzÔêÓLó−ÌaÔþLÑ−Z
The Torah teaches you that if one makes a claim, öѼBhÔíÓL ,ëe³ÖkÔíEÐðÓnÌñ
When is this so? ?−Ô³Öô−ÑêÐî
regarding an object left for safekeeping, öBðÖwÌõÐa
When the majority for conviction outnumber by two þѳB− ö−Ìë−ÐiÔìÐôÔaö−̼−ÌþÐ×ÔnÔíóÌ−ÔòÐLöÑíÓLöÔôÐïÌa
saying that it was stolen from him, ,epÓô−ÑíëÔòÐèÌòþÔôBñ
those who vote to acquit. ;ö−ÌkÔïÐôÔíöÌô
and then it is discovered that he himself stole it, ,BëÖòÐèBôЮԼ êeíÓLêÖ®ÐôÌòÐî
From that which is implied by what is said: ,þÔôÍêÓpÓL¼ÖôÐLÔnÌôe
he must pay double restitution. ;ñÓõÓ×−ÑôeñÐLÔzóÑlÔLÐô
“Do not follow the majority [of one] to do evil” ,³Ò¼ÖþÐñó−ÌaÔþ−ÑþÎìÔêíÓ−Ðí̳êG
However, when does this apply? ?−Ô³Öô−ÑêÐî
I may derive: −ÌòÎêÔ¼ÑôBL
In a case where he swears ¼ÔaÐLÌpÓLöÔôÐïÌa
But, you may be with them (i.e., rule like them) óÓíÖn̼íÑ−ÍíñÖëÎê
and afterwards witnesses come [and contradict him] ,ó−ÌðѼeêÖaCÖkþÔìÔêÐî
if it is for good (i.e., to acquit the defendant). ;íÖ ëB¬Ðñ
for our Sages expounded [this verse] thus: ,eò−ѳBaÔþeLÐþÖcCÖkÓL
It is from here that they (the Sages) said: ,eþÐôÖêöêÖkÌô
The owner of the house shall approach the Beis Din ,ó−ÌíGÍêÖíñÓê³Ì−ÔaÔíñÔ¼ÔaëÔþКÌòÐî
In case of capital offenses, ³BLÖõÐò−Ñò−Ìc
this “approaching” refers to taking an oath. .ê−ÌííÖ¼eëÐLBïíÖë−ÌþК
the decision to acquit may be based on a majority of one ³e×ÐïÌñðÖìÓê−ÌtñÔ¼ö−ÌhÔô
You claim that it refers to taking an oath, íÖ ¼eëÐLÌñþÑôBê íÖzÔê
but to convict there must be a majority of two. .íÖëBìÐñóÌ−ÔòÐL−ÌtñÔ¼Ðî
or perhaps it refers only to presenting the case, ,ö−ÌðÐñêÖlÓê Bò−ÑêBê
and when he presents his case ö−ÌcÔñêÖaÓLöÖî−ÑkÓL
Onkelos translates [³B¬ÐòÌñë−ÌþñÔ¼íÓòμԳêG]: óÑbÐþÌz ½eñКÐòeêÐî
and denies any obligation by claiming it was stolen ,íÖëÐòÐèÌòþÔôBñ þÔõÖ×Ðî
“Do not refrain from conveying your opinion êÖõÖlÌêÐlÌô¼ÔòÐôÌz̳êÖñ
he is immediately liable to pay twofold ñÓõÓkë−ÑiÔìгÌ−ðÖiÌô
when asked about anything pertaining to a court case.” ,êÖò−ÌcñÔ¼CÖñ−ѼÖaгÌôÐðíÖô
once witnesses come [and testify] ó−ÌðѼeêÖaóÌê
The Hebrew, according to Onkelos, óebÐþÔzÔí−ÌõÐñ−ÌþÐë̼Öí öBLÖñÐî
that it is in his possession? ?BðÖ−Ðë êeíÓL
should be explained as follows: ,LÖþÐðÌò êeí CÖk
[That this is not the case here is indicated by a íÖîÖLíÖþÑïÐb:]
Do not respond in a dispute to lean. ,úÉèÀðÄìáÄø-ìÇòäÆðÂòÞÇú-àGÀå
The term ðÖ− ³eìÌñÐL is stated here ðÖ− ³eì−ÌñÐLöêÖkþÔôÍêÓò
[I.e.] if your opinion is asked in a court case ,¬ÖtÐLÌnÔñþÖëÖð EeñÖêÐLÌ−óÌê
and further on the term ðÖ− ³eì−ÌñÐL is also used: ZðÖ− ³eì−ÌñÐLíÖhÔôÐñþÔôÍêÓòÐî
do not respond by leaning to one side ðÖìÓ êðÔ®Ðñ ³B¬ÐòÌñíÓòμԳêG
“An oath to God shall be between them óÓí−ÑòÐLö−ÑaíÓ−ÐíÌz’í³Ô¼eëÐL
in order to remove yourself from the dispute, ,ë−ÌþÖíöÌôEÐôЮԼšÑlÔ½Ðñe
that he did not lay his hand (BðÖ−ìÔñÖLêG).” 22 ZBðÖ−ìÔñÖLêGóÌê
but decide the matter based on the truth. .Bz−ÌôÎêÔñ B³Bê öÖð−ÑîÍíêÖlÓê
Just as in the latter case it (ðÔ− ³eì−ÌñÐL) refers to öÖlÔíÐlíÔô
[The above are the explanations
taking an oath, ,íÖ¼eëÐL
of the Sages and Onkelos . . .]
here, too, it refers to taking an oath. :íÖ¼eëÐLöêÖk¹Ôê
Of which [a witness] says, “This is it!” .äÆæ àeä-éÄkøÇîàÉéøÆLÂà
But I offer an explanation to fit the verse’s arrangement î−ÖòÐõBê ñÔ¼BëÐL−Ô−ÐñþÑôBê −ÌòÎêÔî
According to its plain meaning [it means]: ,B¬eLÐõ−ÌõÐñ
according to its plain meaning. ,B¬eLÐõÌk
of which a witness says, ðѼÖíþÔôêÒ−þÓLÎê
And this is its interpretation: ,îòBþгÌtCÖk
21 Bava Kamma 63b. 22 Below, v. 10. 10 Since it is written ëÌþ, rather than ë−Ìþ, it can be interpreted as ëÔþ.
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