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    The Mitzvot of Leket, Shickcha and Peah

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    Charity comes in many forms according to the Bible, including leket, shichecha, and peah. Leket involves gathering fallen harvest, shichecha means taking bundles forgotten in fields, and peah is leaving corners of fields for the poor to harvest. The Bible instructs not going back for forgotten sheaves, but leaving them for the poor.

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    Charity comes in many forms according to the Bible, including leket, shichecha, and peah. Leket involves gathering fallen harvest, shichecha means taking bundles forgotten in fields, and peah is leaving corners of fields for the poor to harvest. The Bible instructs not going back for forgotten sheaves, but leaving them for the poor.

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    descriptions of forms of chessed to ensure our society does not go hungry.

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    Charity comes in many forms according to the Bible, including leket, shichecha, and peah. Leket involves gathering fallen harvest, shichecha means taking bundles forgotten in fields, and peah is leaving corners of fields for the poor to harvest. The Bible instructs not going back for forgotten sheaves, but leaving them for the poor.

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    The Mitzvot of Leket, Shickcha and Peah

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    Charity comes in many forms according to the Bible, including leket, shichecha, and peah. Leket involves gathering fallen harvest, shichecha means taking bundles forgotten in fields, and peah is leaving corners of fields for the poor to harvest. The Bible instructs not going back for forgotten sheaves, but leaving them for the poor.

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    How Is Charity Different From Chesed

    In how many different forms can charity come ?

    The Biblical Verse Tells Us

    When You Harvest Your Field

    And Forget A Sheaf In The Field

    You Shall Not Go Back To Get It

    It Shall Be Left For The Poor

    Leket= Gathering the fallen Harvest

    Shichecha=Taking The Bundles Forgotten In The Field

    Peah=Leaving A corner Of Your Field For The Poor To Harvest

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