Can we Curse G-d in the Name of Idolatry?
Divine Code for October 3, 2022
Today: Pages 213-214
From topic 1:6 -- 1:9
If someone curse G-d in the name of idolatry (by saying, ''May such and such an idol strike Yosai''), he is not to be judged or punished by a court, but he is still committing a grave sin, for which he will be punished by Heaven.
A zealot is only given permission to strike down a blasphemer (one who verbally curses the Explicit Name of G-d) at the time he hears the blasphemy being uttered, and only if he hears the blasphemy himself.
However, if he heard from others that a person blasphemed, or if he waits a short period of time after the transgression was committed, he has no permission to kill the blasphemer.
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