Punishment of the Owner of an Ox that Killed
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Question
Hello, In Parashat Mishpatim, Exodus 21:29, it is stated that the owner of an ox that killed is punished with death by the hands of Heaven. In verse 30, it is mentioned that he can pay a ransom to redeem himself. How do these things reconcile with each other?
Answer
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The Gemara explains that if he does not pay the ransom, his punishment will be death by the hands of Heaven.
Source
Sanhedrin 15:
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