The Four Big Ones
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The Four Big Ones
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[1] Baba Kamma 2a
[2] Breishis 37:24. Bnei Yissoschar,
Sivan, 5:12.
[3] Baba Kamma 3b. This refers to teeth of trespassing cattle which
cause damage by their teeth through prohibited eating by grazing illegally.
[4] Incidentally, the Sichas Haran
(29) informs us that learning Shulchan Aruch (Halacha) is a big Tikun. This is
because through sin, one mixes good and bad and through learning Halacha we
separate the good from bad since we clarify through Halacha what is Kosher and
Pasul, permitted and forbidden and what is pure and impure (see Likutai Moharan
1:8).
[5] Bamidbar 16:35
