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Mishneh Torah, Marriage 24 · Parenting voice, Bite-sized
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The Foundation of Trust
Relationships thrive on the "extra" we give one another—the kindness beyond the contract. Maimonides teaches that while the law defines the baseline of a marriage, the Ketubah’s additional provisions are rooted in the mutual joy and satisfaction a couple shares Mishneh Torah, Marriage 24:1. Today, on Erev Yom Kippur, we focus on the "extra"—the intentional, loving gestures that keep our homes holy, especially when the day-to-day chaos feels overwhelming.
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"With regard to the extra amount for which he obligated himself: as long as she desired to maintain their relationship, she kept her part of the agreement... it is not her deeds that cause her to be forbidden after marriage." — Mishneh Torah, Marriage 24:1
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