Why was Parshas Kedoshim said in front of all the Jewish People?
Why is the command to fear one's parents followed by the command to keep Shabbos?
Why does Shabbos observance supersede honoring parents?
In Shemos 20:13, the Torah commands "Do not steal." What does the Torah add when it commands in Vayikra 19:11 "Do not steal?"
"Do not do wrong to your neighbor" (19:13). To what 'wrong' is the Torah referring?
Why is the word 'Shabboses' in the plural?
Any love not accompanied by rebuke is not true love.
19:3 - Because the parents are also commanded by Hashem to observe Shabbos. Parents deserve great honor, but not at the 'expense' of Hashem's honor.
19:9 - "Leket" is one or two stalks of grain that are accidentally dropped while harvesting. They must be left for the poor.
19:11 - The Torah in Vayikra prohibits monetary theft. In Shemos it prohibits kidnapping.
19:15 - The judge might think: "This rich person is obligated to give charity to this poor person regardless of the outcome of this court case. Therefore, I'll rule in favor of the poor person. That way, he'll receive the financial support he needs without feeling bad about taking charity.
20:3 - "Kares" - the entire Jewish People will never be "cut off."
The festivals, such as Pesach and Shavuos are also called 'Shabbos,' because they are days when we refrain from creative actions. "Shabboses" is plural because it refers to both the seventh day and to the festivals.