 Rabbi Eliezer taught that since says, "with all your soul," there must be a reason that also says, "with all your might [that is, worldly resources]," and vice versa.stated?Rabbi Eliezer taught that says, "with all your soul" for the person to whom life is more precious than wealth, and says, "with all your soul" to teach that one must be prepared even to give one's life in God's service; while to one to whom wealth is more precious than life says, "with all your might" (that is, wealth).