Before sharing or lending supplies, check ownership and planned uses. If there are spares within an agreed scope, ask the recipients how many they need and for how long. It is possible to protect existing commitments while finding a useful purpose today.
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Could the spares we have stored have a place where they are needed now?
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In Bava Batra 11a:3–4, King Monobaz distributes treasures during a famine and answers family criticism with the value of heavenly treasure and supporting lives. His response belongs to a religious setting. This fictional loan of shared supplies draws on considering how stored resources can be used. Jin, Ara, the colleague, the boards and all dialogue are invented. It neither recommends giving away all possessions or abandoning one's livelihood nor promises financial rewards.
