[ SECRET POST #2809 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2809 ⌋

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Comments

[ketita]

Only semi-accurate, really.
The Jewish concept of indentured servitude was pretty dang cushy compared to actual slavery in most places (for example, the fact that you have to release them). And upon release, they need to be presented with lots of expensive gifts etc. Also, often those sold into indentured servitude were people who had for example committed a crime they were unable to pay off, so this was a way for them to atone for it.
At least, according to what is passed down, this form of slavery was so "nice" to the slaves that the sages say that to buy a slave was to buy a master for yourself.

The stuff with the goat and the string all relates to the ceremonies on the Day of Atonement, and you've got a bunch of details wrong there. I mean the goat existed, but it was a type of sacrifice.

Also, pretty much none of what you mentioned appears in the Talmud, which by the way takes 7 years to learn... it's all in the Torah.