Aaron is ready to accept the moral responsibilities of his Jewish religion and has chosen to have a ceremony signifying his change from parental responsibility to self-responsibility. According to the Jewish holy book, the Talmud, at what age can Aaron take this on?

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Drake Fields

19 December, 01:14

Aaron is ready to accept the moral responsibilities of his Jewish religion and has chosen to have a ceremony signifying his change from parental responsibility to self-responsibility. According to the Jewish holy book, the Talmud, at what age can Aaron take this on?

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Bailee Duke · Answer 1

Aaron take this on at age 13.

Explanation:

According to the Jewish holy book, person hit responsibility age at 13 and he/she is subject to obligation at this age and it is otherwise referred to the age at which the law permits one to manage his own affairs.

Talmud is a legal document that contain Jewish law, customs and tradition that is used to regulate the Jews affairs and it was prominent within the Jewish land.

So, Aaron can take on self responsibility according to Talmud at age 13