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Hebrew Bible includes the
oldest extent example of lex talionis:
middah ke-neged
middah (law of 'measure for measure'). The
Roman lawyer and philosopher...
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discusses the
concept of
justice as measure-for-measure
retribution (
middah k'neged
middah) in the
context of
divinely implemented justice.
Regarding reciprocal...
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collection of
rules of interpretation";
corresponding to the
Mishnaic Hebrew מדה
middah 'measure', 'rule'), is used to
denote a
compilation of
exegesis in Judaism...
- both to the good and to the wicked, and
still others end the
thirteenth middah with lo
yenakeh (he does not pardon), this
being considered a good quality...
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literature in
which practitioners are
encouraged to
bring every character trait (
middah;
plural middot) into a
balanced place between extremes. For example, it...
- to the
Buddhist interpretation of the
karmic balance,
known as
middah k’neged
middah (measure for measure). Evil
deeds were
believed to be
repaid with...
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literature in
which practitioners are
encouraged to
bring every character trait (
middah;
plural middot) into a
balanced place between extremes. For example, it...
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Ruach Chaim (commentary to
Pirkei Avot). Myerson, Marlene. "Happiness -
Middah Simchah." ReformJudaism.org.
Accessed December 21, 2014.
Rabbi Schneur Zalman...
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Jewish Law
Standards adopted three responsa in 2006
regarding the
subject of
middah. It
reaffirmed the
obligation of
Conservative Jewish women to
abstain from...
- your
might (me'odeka)"
means that one
should love God
whatever "measure" (
middah, a play on me'odeka) God
metes out. The
Rabbis taught that once the Roman...
