Thatâs where the mitzvah of tzitzit comes in. It enables us to unify Shamayim and eretz. The location of the tzitzit on all four corners of the garment connects the four corners of the Earth, and when we hold all four tzitzit in our hands we are actually unifying the entire universe, writes Rabbi Shmuel Zucker.The sin of Adam and Eve caused nitzutzot (sparks of holiness) to fall, mixing good and evil.hatâs where the mitzvah of tzitzit comes in. It enables us to unify Shamayim and eretz. The location of the tzitzit on all four corners of the garment connects the four corners of the Earth, and when we hold all four tzitzit in our hands we are actually unifying the entire universe, writes Rabbi Shmuel Zucker.
In contrast to the other Reconstruction Amendments, the Thirteenth Amendment was rarely cited in later case law, but has been used to strike down peonage and some race-based discrimination as badges and incidents of slavery.
Â« Return to The Thirteenth Amendment The Thirteenth Amendment. The first time that slavery is referred to explicitly in the United States Constitution is in the Thirteenth Amendment, which abolished the practice. While the Thirteenth Amendment ended slavery throughout the nation, it did not provide for the rights of the newly-freed African Americans.