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Chapter 29

Don't Sin, For Your Child's Sake

Unfair as it might be towards the child born from an act of adultery, his Mamzer status which will haunt him for life, is the strongest deterrent the torah could set for the parents of this poor child, making them think twice before committing this grave sin.

Rabbi Baruch Finkelstein4 Eiar 5772