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asked 4 years ago

The Gemara in Bava Metzia (Noah:) cites examples of the perversion of words, including: If afflictions were to come upon him, if sickness were to befall him, or if he were to bury his sons, one should not say to him as his friends said to Job, “Does not your fear be like your hope, and your ways are pure?” Remember, please, who is pure and perishable.
When someone publicly explains that such and such a disaster happened because of such and such an offense, is he committing a crime of immorality? (Apart from the fact that it is ridiculous and useless)


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מיכי Staff answered 4 years ago
Simply put, yes, at least if I say it to a person who has been hurt himself.

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