respect, going out to greet him and brings him in to give him a meal etc. Mishpotim 1 Rule of Law Keeping the Law and consequences Individual liberty Dinoh D’Malchuso Dinoh Mishpotim 2 22:20 Tolerance of those of different Faiths The constantly tells us that we and Beliefs should remember that we were strangers in a strange land. We should be considerate, sensitive and sympathetic to and conscious ‘strangers’ of their situation. Define the word stranger here as someone who is different in of appearance, ability, race, religion as well as a new child in the classroom etc. Terumah Tetzaveh Ki Siso Vayakhel Pekudei Vayikro Tzav Shmini 10:1 Rule of Law and Ovihu are great Tzaddikim. They want to come even closer to Hashem. However, they brought the Korbonos without having the authority to do so. Consequently, these great men were punished. Tazria Metzora Acharei Mos Mutual Respect Self explanatory לְרֵעֲךָ כָּמוֹךָ Also see Gemora Shabbos 31a (Hillel Tolerance of those of different Faiths and Beliefs HaZokein story) Emor Bechukosai 27:30 Mutual Respect Giving Tzedoko is a special Mitzvah. The Torah tells us to give 1/10th of our produce to the poor. Giving to charities
respect, going out to greet him and brings him in to give him a meal etc. Mishpotim 1 Rule of Law Individual liberty Keeping the Law and consequences Dinoh D’Malchuso Dinoh Mishpotim 2 22:20 Tolerance of those of different Faiths and Beliefs The constantly tells us that we should remember that we were strangers in a strange land. We should be considerate, sensitive and sympathetic to ‘strangers’ and conscious of their situation. Define the word stranger here as someone who is different in of appearance, ability, race, religion as well as a new child in the classroom etc. Terumah Tetzaveh Ki Siso Vayakhel Pekudei Vayikro Tzav Shmini 10:1 Rule of Law and Ovihu are great Tzaddikim. They want to come even closer to Hashem. However, they brought the Korbonos without having the authority to do so. Consequently, these great men were punished. Tazria Metzora Acharei Mos לְרֵעֲךָ כָּמוֹךָ Also see Gemora Shabbos 31a (Hillel HaZokein story) Mutual Respect Tolerance of those of different Faiths and Beliefs Self explanatory Emor Bechukosai 27:30 Mutual Respect Giving Tzedoko is a special Mitzvah. The Torah tells us to give 1/10th of our produce to the poor. Giving to charities
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