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Kol Yisrael - The Opening Mishna before every Chapter

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

   Chapter Four - Mishna 1

Chapter Four - Mishna 2

Chapter Four - Mishna 3

Chapter Four - Mishna 4

Chapter Four - Mishna 5

Chapter Four - Mishna 6

Chapter Four - Mishna 7

Chapter Four - Mishna 8

Chapter Four - Mishna 9

Chapter Four - Mishna 10

Chapter Four - Mishna 11

Chapter Four - Mishna 12

Chapter Four - Mishna 13

Chapter Four - Mishna 14

Chapter Four - Mishna 15

Chapter Four - Mishna 16

Chapter Four - Mishna 17

Chapter Four - Mishna 18

Chapter Four - Mishna 19

Chapter Four - Mishna 20

Chapter Four - Mishna 21

Chapter Four - Mishna 22

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Rabbi Chanaya ben Akashya - The Closing after each Chapter

Founders Of Chassidism & Leaders Of Chabad Lubavitch

Glossary

In The Paths of Our Fathers
Insights Into Pirkei Avos,
Adapted From The Works of The Lubavitcher Rebbe,
Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson Shlita


Chapter Four - Mishna 8

by Rabbi Eliyahu Touger

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He Used To Say: "Do Not Judge Alone, For None May Judge Alone Except One; And Do Not Say [To Your Fellow Judges], 'Accept My View,' For They [The Majority] Have That Prerogative, Not You."

Do Not Judge Alone

This principle also applies when judging oneself. A person's self-interest blurs his perspective, so even with regard to one's own affairs, one should always seek the counsel of another.

(Likkutei Sichos, Vol. V, p. 21)


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