Titos 3:9-11

Titos 3:9-11 TOJB2011

But pilpul minutiae controversies and toldot and quarrels and fights about the Torah, avoid, for they are unprofitable hevel. An ish hacholek (a man of division, a divisive man) after one or two warnings, avoid, Having da'as that such a man is perverted and sinful, bringing harsha'ah (condemnation) upon himself.

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Titos 3:9-11 - But pilpul minutiae controversies and toldot and quarrels and fights about the Torah, avoid, for they are unprofitable hevel. An ish hacholek (a man of division, a divisive man) after one or two warnings, avoid, Having da'as that such a man is perverted and sinful, bringing harsha'ah (condemnation) upon himself.

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