Title: Anki Torah / Chumash
Tags: Behar Chumash
On every note of this deck, unless a note says otherwise:
Title: The Parsha Challenge: Behar
Author: Rabbi Jonathan Fox

Front: For each of the following, state if it is permitted in the seventh year of the agricultural cycle: Reaping the aftergrowth of one’s harvest.
Back: No [25:5]

Front: For each of the following, state if it is permitted in the seventh year of the agricultural cycle: Pruning one’s vineyard.
Back: No [25:4]

Front: For each of the following, state if it is permitted in the seventh year of the agricultural cycle: Eating the produce of one’s own land.
Back: Yes [25:6]

Front: For each of the following, state if it is permitted in the seventh year of the agricultural cycle: Sowing one’s field.
Back: No [25:4]

Front: Which year of the agricultural cycle would be the Yovel Year?
Back: The fiftieth [25:11]

Front: During the Yovel Year, is it forbidden to sow one’s field?
Back: Yes [25:11]

Front: During the Yovel Year, is it forbidden to eat from the crop of one’s field?
Back: No [25:12]

Front: Does the price of a field increase or decrease the closer one gets to the upcoming Yovel Year?
Back: It decreases [25:15]

Front: Fill in the missing word: ‘I will ordain My blessing for you in the sixth year and it will yield a crop sufficient for the _____-year period.’
Back: three [25:21]

Front: What reason is given for the prohibition to sell the land in perpetuity?
Back: Because the land is God’s [25:23]

Front: If a poor man sells his land and cannot afford to redeem it, when does the land return to him?
Back: In the Yovel Year [25:28]

Front: A man sells his house in a walled city, how long does he have to redeem it?
Back: One year [25:29]

Front: A man sells his house in a walled city. If he does not redeem it, does it return to him in the Yovel Year?
Back: No [25:30]

Front: Can a house in an unwalled town be redeemed?
Back: Yes [25:31]

Front: Fill in the missing word: ‘If your brother becomes impoverished and his means falter in your proximity, you shall ________ him’
Back: strengthen [25:35]

Front: Is it permitted to take interest from one’s impoverished brother?
Back: No [25:35-36]

Front: If ‘your brother’ is sold to you as a slave, may you subjugate him with hard labour?
Back: No [25:39,43]

Front: True or false: A gentile slave cannot become an ancestral heritage.
Back: False [25:45]

Front: If ‘your brother’ is sold as a slave to a gentile, which of the following is not obliged to redeem him: his brother, his mother, his uncle, himself?
Back: His mother [25:48-49]

Front: Fill in the missing word: ‘My Sabbaths you shall observe and My Sanctuary you shall _____’
Back: revere (or fear) [26:2]