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Volume 3, No. 5Welcome to the World of Rabbi Riddle.
Rabbi Riddle Says...
National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education

Thou Shalt Not Steal!
  Sunset, SunriseBless My Soul, O Children of Abraham!  
In Parshas Noach, the Torah describes how G-d once flooded the entire world. Only Noah, his wife, children, and the animals in the ark he built survived. Our Sages say that G-d destroyed the world because the people were guilty of stealing. Here are some facts we should all know about stealing.

  • Jewish law forbids taking something without permission, even if you intend to return it.

  • Stealing even includes making a false impression.

  • It's even forbidden to wake someone without reason, because you're robbing him of his sleep!

Rabbi Riddle's Kwazy Kwestions:
  1. What's the most valuable thing you can take from someone?
  1. Time. Once it's gone, you can never give it back!

  Sunset, SunriseBless My Soul, O Children of Abraham!  

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