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Mei HaShiloach on Shemitah

The Mei HaShiloach interprets the sabbatical year as a spiritual practice rooted in trust in God's sovereignty. Rather than viewing shemitah merely as a legal obligation, he teaches that both the land's rest and the remission of debts express Israel's recognition that all wealth and sustenance ultimately belong to the divine, countering the human tendency to grasp at personal ownership.

שמיטה היא נגד מדות שלי שלך

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