[Avodah] Hating a Meisis to Kefirah, Should be - Hating any Jew
T613K at aol.com
T613K at aol.com
Tue Aug 12 19:19:30 PDT 2008
RMB wrote: >>And if one discloses the hatred, then even according to the
others (which
includes Rashi, Ramban and the Yad Qetana's peshat in the Rambam), you
would probably still be oveir "lo siqom velo sitor". It's just not "sin'ah
bilvavekha". <<
>>>>>
Too lazy to look it up right now but I seem to remember that "hocheiach
tocheiach" is right after "lo tisna" and is explained to mean that you must tell
somebody what he has done wrong. That is not nekama or netira. It's what
you're /supposed/ to do. When you stew over the wrongs somebody has done (or
gossip about them), it increases your feelings of hatred for that person, but
when you talk to him directly, you give him a chance to explain his case in a
way you had not considered, or perhaps to apologize and make things right,
and then you don't end up hating him. The opposite of "don't hate him in your
heart" is NOT "hate him openly." It is, "TELL him openly what is bothering
you, so that you can remove hatred from your heart."
--Toby Katz
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