Has anyone ever been knifed in the back by someone they thought they could trust

[Eliezer Ben Avraham]

Jews must remember that they are not allowed to take revenge on other Jews.

So an eye for an eye, doesn't count on fellow Jews?

Does in my book, regardless of belief, if a person betrays you, then they are fair game.

But that's not how it works in Hashem's book...

but there are laws and a Jewish court can decide a punishment

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

Jews must remember that they are not allowed to take revenge on other Jews.

So an eye for an eye, doesn't count on fellow Jews?

Does in my book, regardless of belief, if a person betrays you, then they are fair game.

But that's not how it works in Hashem's book...

Yes well we all know I am a poor excuse for a Jew, but it works for me 

Your Jewish?

Yes

Oh, I always thought because of your signature that you were Xtian.

I am a very different type a Jew to most here, so it kinda makes a difference. 

[OdKahaneChai]

Jews must remember that they are not allowed to take revenge on other Jews.

So an eye for an eye, doesn't count on fellow Jews?

Does in my book, regardless of belief, if a person betrays you, then they are fair game.

But that's not how it works in Hashem's book...

but there are laws and a Jewish court can decide a punishment

Very true, but none of us are our own Beis Din, are we?

[Eliezer Ben Avraham]

Jews must remember that they are not allowed to take revenge on other Jews.

So an eye for an eye, doesn't count on fellow Jews?

Does in my book, regardless of belief, if a person betrays you, then they are fair game.

But that's not how it works in Hashem's book...

but there are laws and a Jewish court can decide a punishment

Very true, but none of us are our own Beis Din, are we?

of course not, but there are ways of getting "revenge", just it has to be taken to the Beit din

[jdl4ever]

I've been knifed in the back by a few "Rabbis".

[OdKahaneChai]

Jews must remember that they are not allowed to take revenge on other Jews.

So an eye for an eye, doesn't count on fellow Jews?

Does in my book, regardless of belief, if a person betrays you, then they are fair game.

But that's not how it works in Hashem's book...

but there are laws and a Jewish court can decide a punishment

Very true, but none of us are our own Beis Din, are we?

of course not, but there are ways of getting "revenge", just it has to be taken to the Beit din

Ok, so then take it to a Beis Din, but I'm saying don't just take revenge on someone that did something to you because you feel it's justified.

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

I've been knifed in the back by a few "Rabbis".

Thats not uncommon. 

[Eliezer Ben Avraham]

I've been knifed in the back by a few "Rabbis".

Thats not uncommon. 

it seems like it is the easiest thing in the world to get ordaned lately. you don't even have to be religious if u get the reformed movement's ordination

[Boeregeneraal]

I've been knifed in the back by a few "Rabbis".

Thats not uncommon. 

it seems like it is the easiest thing in the world to get ordaned lately. you don't even have to be religious if u get the reformed movement's ordination

That's terrible!!!

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

I've been knifed in the back by a few "Rabbis".

Thats not uncommon. 

it seems like it is the easiest thing in the world to get ordaned lately. you don't even have to be religious if u get the reformed movement's ordination

Tell me about it, I was reading about the Gay Jews Fairying around with Gay Rabbis 

[Boeregeneraal]

I've been knifed in the back by a few "Rabbis".

Thats not uncommon. 

it seems like it is the easiest thing in the world to get ordaned lately. you don't even have to be religious if u get the reformed movement's ordination

Tell me about it, I was reading about the Gay Jews Fairying around with Gay Rabbis 

gay "Rabbi's'?? 

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

I've been knifed in the back by a few "Rabbis".

Thats not uncommon. 

it seems like it is the easiest thing in the world to get ordaned lately. you don't even have to be religious if u get the reformed movement's ordination

Tell me about it, I was reading about the Gay Jews Fairying around with Gay Rabbis 

gay "Rabbi's'?? 

It was an American site. Even got one Gay Rabbi on my Yahoo blog.

[Dexter]

Jews must remember that they are not allowed to take revenge on other Jews.

So an eye for an eye, doesn't count on fellow Jews?

Well, that's largely allegorical, but yes - it is a Mitzvah D'oraisa (from the Torah directly) not to take revenge on a fellow Jew.

D'Oraita (From Aramic: of the Torah)

[Merkava]

Yes....I was stabbed 11 times on my back when I was living in Compton.

[jdl4ever]

I was talking about Orthodox Charedi Rabbis.  They were far right extremist nutjobs that belong in a loony bin. 

[OdKahaneChai]

I was talking about Orthodox Charedi Rabbis.  They were far right extremist nutjobs that belong in a loony bin. 

That's what people say about JTF... 

[White Israelite]

My father (who is now deceased) was stabbed in the back by his own family. My father and his father had a falling out and were not talking for a while, he removed my father from his will (my grandfather was extremely wealthy) and when he died, all of the brothers except my father were named on the will. That crushed my father, and the 3 brothers said they would split it up, they did nothing.

They were living their life style in large houses, they had full control of my grandfathers land and sold it off, etc. When my father died, at the funeral I didn't want to speak to any of them. They made all kinds of promises how they would help us get through any financial problems we were having, and didn't even bother to give us a phone call.

While it wasn't specifically stabbing me in the back, our own family stabbed my mother, father, brother and I in the back. I still don't talk to them to this day and as far as I'm concerned I really don't care what their up to these days. That's a major reason we moved as far away from my fathers family as possible.

[Boeregeneraal]

My father (who is now deceased) was stabbed in the back by his own family. My father and his father had a falling out and were not talking for a while, he removed my father from his will (my grandfather was extremely wealthy) and when he died, all of the brothers except my father were named on the will. That crushed my father, and the 3 brothers said they would split it up, they did nothing.

They were living their life style in large houses, they had full control of my grandfathers land and sold it off, etc. When my father died, at the funeral I didn't want to speak to any of them. They made all kinds of promises how they would help us get through any financial problems we were having, and didn't even bother to give us a phone call.

While it wasn't specifically stabbing me in the back, our own family stabbed my mother, father, brother and I in the back. I still don't talk to them to this day and as far as I'm concerned I really don't care what their up to these days. That's a major reason we moved as far away from my fathers family as possible.

Im sorry to hear that, Cohen.

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

My father (who is now deceased) was stabbed in the back by his own family. My father and his father had a falling out and were not talking for a while, he removed my father from his will (my grandfather was extremely wealthy) and when he died, all of the brothers except my father were named on the will. That crushed my father, and the 3 brothers said they would split it up, they did nothing.

They were living their life style in large houses, they had full control of my grandfathers land and sold it off, etc. When my father died, at the funeral I didn't want to speak to any of them. They made all kinds of promises how they would help us get through any financial problems we were having, and didn't even bother to give us a phone call.

While it wasn't specifically stabbing me in the back, our own family stabbed my mother, father, brother and I in the back. I still don't talk to them to this day and as far as I'm concerned I really don't care what their up to these days. That's a major reason we moved as far away from my fathers family as possible.

Im sorry to hear that, Cohen.

Its sad but family does not always mean loyality