Chelek 29, Nitzavim - Vayeilech
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Chelek 34, Tavo 1
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Chelek 34, Eikev 1
The Torah says that Moshe “took hold” of the Luchos with all his might, Then smashed them there before their sight. But why did Moshe have to take hold of the Luchos and make them steady, If he was holding them already? The Sifri says that the Luchos belonged to the community, So how could Moshe destroy or steal public property? You can't say that the stone had no value, Because it was made by Hakadosh Baruch Hu! Destroying is not allowed because it causes loss or pain, But in this case we can claim that the Yidden had what to gain. To a marriage contract between Hashem and the Yidden, the Luchos did compare, By breaking the Luchos, punishment it would spare. By breaking the Luchos, the Yidden wouldn't really lose, Because the Luchos the Yidden couldn't use. It wasn't like a Torah that could be read or sold, It was kept in the Holy of Holies in an Ark made of gold. These answers are great, But the prohibition of stealing they don't negate. Because stealing means ta...