Talmud su Deuteronomio 17:4

From where the seven investigations? Samuel the Elder stated before Rebbi Aḥa: You shall inquire, investigate, ask in depth, and behold, the matter is well founded¹⁰Deut. 13:15. The judicial inquiry is described by seven words.. He told him, this verse does not work¹¹At least another word has to be added to reach the next dividing accent; stopping at נָכוֹן is unjustified. On the other hand, the two words דָּרַשׁתָּ הֵיטֵב represent a single notion.; but: you shall inquire, investigate, ask in depth; it will be told to you, you shall listen, ask in depth¹²Deut. 17:4.. In depth, in depth for an equal cut, to require in each case listening, asking, inquiry, and investigation¹³Both verses 13:15 and 17:4 mention five notions each of inquiry; eliminating the words appearing twice one is left with seven different words. Babli 40a, Sifry Deut. 93.. Rebbi Isaac asked about this: If they caught an armed robber in Tiberias and said, this is the murderer, this is the murdered; why does this need seven investigations¹⁴Is the situation not obvious?? Issi said, any time that the witnesses could not be proven perjured, the murderer cannot be executed on that testimony¹⁵Since perjured witnesses in a capital case can be executed if it was shown that they could not have seen the act since at the pretended time they were at another place, a criminal trial can proceed only if the witnesses can be made to testify about the exact time and place where the observed criminal act took place..