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    "title": "Shevuot",
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    "heTitle": "שבועות",
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            "  What is the meaning of the phrase \"they are one\" It means that they were said in one utterance as we find in the Torah Whereas in (Exodus 20:7) it says \"remember\", its parallel (Deuteronomy 5:11) reads \"observe.\" This is to teach that both words were said in a single utterance, one that human mouth can't utter, and one that a human ear can't hear. "
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            " As our rabbis taught: (Deuteronomy 19:17) \"then both the men shall stand\" - Scripture is talking about witnesses.",
            "You say it is about witnesses, but could it not be about litigants? When it says (Deuteronomy 19:17) \"between whom the controversy is,\" the litigants are now mentioned. So, what do I do with \"then both the men shall stand\"? Scripture is speaking of witnesses. And if you are inclined to speak, [note that] that it says here \"both,\" and it says later (Deuternomy 19:17) \"both.\" Just like there, it is about witnesses, so here, it is about witnesses.",
            "What if are inclined to speak? And of you would say: \"Since it did not write '<i>and</i> between whom the controversy is,' the entire verse applies to litigants,\" [you should note that] it says here \"both,\" and it says later (Deuternomy 19:17) \"both.\" Just like there, it is about witnesses, so here, it is about witnesses.",
            "It was taught in another beraita:"
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            "that the whole world shook when God said at Sinai: 'Do not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.'",
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            "I only know (that it applies) to those who stood at Mount Sinai. From where do i know about future generations and future converts? It is stated (Deut. 29:14): And also with him that is not here...\"",
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            "      ......",
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            " (Leviticus 26, 37): \"And they shall stumble one upon another\". One upon his brother's sin -- teaching us that all of Israel are responsible for one another. "
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