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Sifrei on DeuteronomySifrei Devarim 273

Sifrei on Deuteronomy

Sifrei Devarim 273

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(Devarim 24:7) "If there be found": by witnesses;

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"a man": and not a minor;

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"who steals a soul of his brothers": and not of gentiles;

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"of the children of Israel": to exclude one who is half-slave-half-free.

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"and he exploits him": He is not liable until he brings him into his domain. R. Yehudah says: (He is not liable) until he brings him into his domain and uses him, as it is written (Ibid.) "and he exploits him and sells him."

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"then he shall die": by the unqualified "execution" of the Torah — strangulation.

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This verse is not included in this edition.

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"the thief": to include as liable one who steals his son and sells him. These are the words of R. Yochanan b. Beroka. And the sages say: One who steals his son and sells him is not liable.

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"and you shall remove the evil from your midst": Remove the doers of evil from Israel.

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