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The table below presents an aligned extract of verses or verselets
in
Lv27-31a
Both verses/verselets
discuss
that plant tithe is holy (that is,
it can't be eaten like ordinary food but must be eaten in holiness
in Jerusalem)
The alignment justifies the Rashi assertion that
The fifth rule only applies to your tithe that is to tithe of the owner. In other words if
the owner redeems his tithe he must pay its value and 25% more while
if a non-owner redeems a friends tithe he only pays value without
any addition. By contrast the tithe-holiness rule
applies to tithe whether of the owner or any other person. In
other words tithe is holy (forbidden to be eaten except in a holy
state in Jerusalem) whether it is the tithe of the owner or a friend.
Verse
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Text of Verse
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Rashi comment
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Lv27-31a
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And if a man will at all redeem any of his tithes, he shall add to it a fifth part.
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The fifth rule only applies to your tithe that is to tithe of the owner. In other words if
the owner redeems his tithe he must pay its value and 25% more while
if a non-owner redeems a friends tithe he only pays value without
any addition.
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Lv27-30
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And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land, or of the fruit of the tree, is the Lord’s; it is holy to the Lord
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By contrast the tithe-holiness rule
applies to tithe whether of the owner or any other person. In
other words tithe is holy (forbidden to be eaten except in a holy
state in Jerusalem) whether it is the tithe of the owner or a friend.
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