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Jun 10 •
Is there a money threshold?
Money sounds like מני, “my מן.” In the desert, each person received exactly the amount of מן they needed for that day. Not more, not less. Maybe that is the deeper idea of money. כסף can be read as כ־סף, like a threshold. Money has a limit. It is the line between what I need and what I simply want more of.
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So this is what it means to think and grow rich AS A JEW! :)
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"A popular etymology of the word zahav argues that it is a contraction of the phrase zeh hav (“give this”) — an allusion to gold’s role as legal tender. This explanation is cited by such luminaries as Peirush HaRokeach, Rabbi Todros Abulafia (1247-1306), Rabbi Binyamin HaRofeh Anav (a brother of the author of Shibbolei HaLeket), the Maharal of Prague (1520-1609), Rabbi Eliezer Papo (1785-1828), and more." https://ohr.edu/8859
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