Speaking With Mosheh on Mount Sinai & The Two Tablets (Exodus 19:1-31:18)
What is significant about the time when the Ten of the Words and the covenant was made with the people?
Who does Yahweh show kindness to?
What Name are we to not take in vain or bring to naught and what should we keep in mind when meditating on this command?
If someone tells us to forget about the Sabbath, should we listen to that person?
Do animals have to keep the Sabbath?
When must all of our work be completed by?
What is the first command with a promise?
Are the Ten of the Words (The "Ten Commandments") related to our heart?
What is the "right/manner of daughters"?
Are all people who kill others considered worthy of the death penalty?
What is the penalty for hitting your Father or Mother?
What is the penalty for kidnapping?
What is the penalty for cursing Father or Mother?
What injuries to a slave automatically result in that slave being set free?
What is the difference between the man who is put to death because of his ox goring, and the man who is not put to death because of his ox goring?
Is the man who was warned previously of the ox goring, the one who is worthy of death due to his ox now goring and killing a person, is he considered a murderer?
Can the life of one worthy of death be ransomed?
What is the goal of Exodus 21:33-36?
Is slavery or "servitude" ever commanded in the Law of Yahweh?
Will a person be held guilty for injuring or killing a thief?
Why does the man in Exodus 22:5 repay from the best of his own field and the best of his own vineyard?
When a man gives silver, gold, or goods to his neighbor to watch over them and some is stolen and the thief is not found, who is the man brought to?
What is the proper course of action if a man and an unmarried woman lie together?
What is the penalty for afflicting a widow or orphan?
Can you charge interest to those you lend to?
If we’re supposed to care for the poor, why does it say what it says in Exodus 23:3 and how does that compare to Exodus 23:6?
If you see your enemy's sheep going astray, can we ignore it since it does not mention sheep in Exodus 23:4?
If something is false, how should we regard it? Can we take part in make-believe, false things, "for fun" or "because we enjoy them", or "because the children have such a good time" or "because that's when the family gathers"? Are any of these valid excuses to take part in things that are simply based on falsehood?
A lot of people say the word "lord" is the English translation of the Hebrew word "ba'al". Does Exodus 23:13 mean that we should remove the word "lord" from our Bibles entirely and replace it with another word?
What times in the year do we observe a feast?
Is it permissible to serve and eat meat and milk together in the same meal?
How is a plague possible due to a census?
Why does the rich not give more and the poor give less in Exodus 30:15?
Is the Sabbath Set-Apart (Holy) and should we keep it Set-Apart (Holy)?
What skins are used in Exodus 25:5 and 26:14?
What is the goal of Exodus 21:33-36? Answer From The Annual Reading Schedule - Week 18 Notes For Exodus : Equality in right-ruling. The goal is to ensure that the one who caused the loss pays appropriately, but also gets what he would have paid for had the accident not happened and the transaction happened under normal circumstances. The goal is that neither party has the majority of the loss, but that the loss is split evenly so as not to assume the blame goes completely to one person or another. Both are left in the same position at the end. In the case of an animal in a pit, the one who dug the pit is forced into a transaction to buy the animal as if it were his own animal that fell into the pit, not the other man's. In the case of the owner of an ox who did not know it would gore, him and the one whose ox was gored both end up with half the proceeds of a live ox and half of a dead ox, neither better than the other. However, when it was clear the owner knew, he did have to repay completely by giving an ox.
