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

Front: Why may a judge not accept a bribe?
Back: Because a bribe blinds the eyes of the wise and makes just words crooked [16:19]

Front: Is it permissible to slaughter an ox that has a blemish to Hashem?
Back: No [17:1]

Front: What is the minimum number of witnesses whose evidence can be used to put someone to death?
Back: Two [17:6]

Front: Why may a king not have too many horses?
Back: So that he will not return the people to Egypt in order to increase horses [17:16]

Front: Why may a king not have too many wives?
Back: So that his heart will not turn astray [17:17]

Front: How many copies of the Torah must a king write?
Back: Two [17:18]

Front: Which parts of a slaughtered sheep must be given to the Kohanim?
Back: The foreleg, the jaw and the maw [18:3]

Front: To whom must one give the first of one’s grain, wine and oil?
Back: To the Kohanim [18:4]

Front: Is it permitted to practise as a sorcerer?
Back: No [18:10]

Front: What is the punishment for a prophet who speaks in the Name of Hashem that which Hashem has not commanded?
Back: Death [18:20]

Front: How many cities were to be designated in the Land as places of refuge for murderers?
Back: Three [19:2-3]

Front: When a murderer has fled to a city of refuge, from whom is he protected?
Back: From the redeemer of blood [19:6]

Front: Does a city of refuge provide protection to one who murdered with premeditation?
Back: No [11:12]

Front: Fill in the missing word regarding the punishment for a witness whose testimony was proven false by two witnesses: ‘You shall do to him as he _______ to do to his fellow.’
Back: conspired [19:19]

Front: When you go out to battle and see an enemy army more numerous than you, why should you not fear?
Back: Because Hashem your God is with you [20:1]

Front: List the three types of people who are told to leave the battlefront lest they die in the war?
Back: One who has planted a vineyard and has not redeemed it [20:6] One who has betrothed a woman and has not married her [20:7] - One who is fearful and fainthearted [20:8]

Front: When the army approaches a city to wage war against it and the city accepts an offer of peace, what is to be done with the people in the city?
Back: They shall be a tribute for you and shall serve you [20:11]

Front: When the army besieges and attacks a city that turned down an offer for peace, is it always obligatory to kill all the males in the city?
Back: Yes [20:13;16]

Front: In the process of besieging a city, what type of tree is it forbidden to destroy?
Back: A food (fruit) tree [20:19-20]

Front: A corpse is found fallen in the field and it is not known who killed him. What animal is taken by the elders of the nearest city?
Back: A heifer (eglas bakar) [21:3]

Front: A corpse is found fallen in the field and it is not known who killed him. To where do they take the animal?
Back: To a harsh valley (nachal eitan) [21:4]

Front: A corpse is found fallen in the field and it is not known who killed him. What must they do to the animal?
Back: They must axe the back of its neck [21:4]

Front: Fill in the missing words: “Our hands have not spilled this ____ and our eyes did not see. Atone for Your people ______ that You have redeemed, O Hashem: Do not place ______ blood in the midst of your people Israel!”
Back: blood; Israel; innocent [21:7-8]