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Jewish Law In Transition: How Economic Forces Overcame The Prohibition Against Lending On Interest,New Schachner 'A Moments MonumentThe Prohibition Against Lending On Interest (Exodus 22: 24) Is A Wellknown Biblical Law: 'If You Lend To Any One Of My People With You Who Is Poor, You Shall Not Be To Him As A Creditor, And You Shall Not Exact Interest From Him.' This Prohibition Was Intended To Prevent The Wealthy From Exploiting The Unfortunate. In The Course Of Time, It Was Seen To Have Consequences That Militated Against The Economic Welfare Of Jewish Society As A Whole. As A