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# There's a mitzvah to lend out objects that another Jew is in need of borrowing. <ref>Ahavat Chesed 1:2 explains that even though this doesn't fit into the category of the mitzvah to lend money but it certainly fulfills a mitzvah of chesed. </ref> | # There's a mitzvah to lend out objects that another Jew is in need of borrowing. <ref>Ahavat Chesed 1:2 explains that even though this doesn't fit into the category of the mitzvah to lend money but it certainly fulfills a mitzvah of chesed. </ref> | ||
# The measure for this mitzvah is each person according to their abilities. <ref>Ahavat Chesed 1:4 </ref> | # The measure for this mitzvah is each person according to their abilities. <ref>Ahavat Chesed 1:4 </ref> | ||
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Revision as of 01:40, 17 March 2013
- It's a biblical mitzvah to lend to a Jew who is need of borrowing money [1] even if he is rich but doens't have the money right now. Additionally it's a greater mitzvah than giving tzedaka because the receiver isn't embarrassed. [2]
- There's a mitzvah to lend out objects that another Jew is in need of borrowing. [3]
- The measure for this mitzvah is each person according to their abilities. [4]
