{"collection":"Judaism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/jud/tsa/tsa41.htm","path":"jud/tsa/tsa41.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/jud/tsa/tsa41.htm","text":"Tractate Sanhedrin, Herbert Danby tr. [1919]\nM.He who steals a soul from Israel is not guilty till he bring it into his own domain and make use of it, as it is written: AND TREAT HIM AS A SLAVE AND SELL HIM. 1 If a man steal his own son, R. Johanan, the son of Beruka, 2 convicts, but the majority acquit. If one steal a man who is half free and half a slave, 3 R. Jehuda convicts, but the majority acquit.\n137:1 Deut. 24. 7.\n137:2 R. Jochanan b. Beruka, a pupil of Jehoshua b. Hanania, and a prominent authority on marriage laws.\n137:3 One who has paid his master half the amount necessary for purchasing his freedom.","title":"Tractate Sanhedrin: Those Punishable By Decapitation (continued): (2) Who steals a Soul from Israel","type":"page"}