If one is forbidden to benefit from his neighbour, and he pays him a
visit [in sickness] He must stand, but not sit; He may afford him a cure
of life, but not a cure of money. |
נדרים 4.4 |
He who is forbidden by vow to benefit from his neighbour, [if the vow was imposed] before the Seventh Year, may not enter his field [in the Seventh Year] nor take of the overhanging [fruit]. But if [the vow was imposed] in the Seventh Year, he may not enter his field, but may eat of the overhanging branches. If he was [merely] forbidden in respect of food [but not all benefit], [and the vow was imposed] before the Seventh Year, he may enter his field, but may not eat of its fruits; but [if it was imposed] in the Seventh Year, he may enter [his field] and eat [of its fruits]. |
נדרים
4.5 |
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