Ki Teitzei
כִּי-תֵצֵא
When You Go Out (to Battle)
Deuteronomy 21:10–25:19
When Is Ki Teitzei Read?
/ 9 Elul 5783
/ 11 Elul 5784
/ 13 Elul 5785
Summary
- Moses reviews a wide variety of laws regarding family, animals, and property. (21:10–22:12)
- Various civil and criminal laws are delineated, including those regarding sexual relationships, interaction with non-Israelites, loans, vows, and divorce. (22:13–24:5)
- Laws of commerce pertaining to loans, fair wages, and proper weights and measures are given. (24:10–25:16)
- The parashah concludes with the commandment to remember for all time the most heinous act committed against the Israelites—Amalek’s killing of the old, weak, and infirm after the Israelites left Egypt. (25:17–19)
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Listen to Rabbi Rick Jacobs discuss Parashat Ki Teitzei in these episodes of his podcast, On the Other Hand: Ten Minutes of Torah.
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Ten Minutes of Torah: Ki Teitzei Commentary
All The More So
By: Rabbi Jacqueline Mates-Muchin
This week's Torah portion, Ki Teitzei, is chock full of laws that cover all kinds of topics: what to do when your neighbor's ox falls into a pit, who you are allowed to marry, even prohibitions against planting two different kinds of seeds in the same field.
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