Sublime

Nevertheless, if when dealing with a gentile, the gentile makes an error in counting, weighing or measuring merchandise and is willing to purchase it for more than its value, it is not necessary to correct him and inform him of its true worth. Although this standard of righteousness is required when dealing with a Jew, it is not mandatory when deal

Chesed is resolute, strong, insistent, and fair.

It is even forbidden to deceive people with words — even one word of guile or deception — or with deed, creating an impression that one is doing a favor for him when he is not doing so,70 for then his gratitude toward him is without foundation.

13And when you send a male slave[38] out from you a free person, you shall not send him out empty-handed. 14Provide liberally out of your flock, your threshing floor, and your wine press, thus giving to him some of the bounty with which the LORD your God has blessed you. 15Remember that you were a slave in the land of Egypt, and the LORD your God r

the foundational Jewish act: recognizing the one divine source of all of creation.

The word “tzedakah” is sometimes translated as “charity,” but it comes from the Hebrew word that means “justice,”

Some of our sages say that the blessing in Malachi 3:10 of "greater than enough" does not refer to quantitative opulence, but means that whatever Hashem gives the faithful trustee will be more than enough for that person. In other words, they will be blessed with satiation. In stark contrast, King Solomon says, "He who loves money wi