9.
From slander one is saved through truth.
10.
When one guards himself from slander, he will also not contemplate
bad on his fellow.
11.
One who does not accept slander about a Tzaddik, through this he will
merit to be counted among the tzaddikim.
12.
Coarseness brings a person to speak disparagingly about others.
13.
Slander, one doesn't say until one comes to denying the core of faith
and sinning in the Heavens and earth.
14.
It is permissible to say slander about one who causes strife.
15.
One who says false slander on his fellow (lit. lets out a bad
reputation – based on a lie), he doesn't ever get forgiveness.
16.
Through slander, one cannot receive the countenance of the Divine
Presence.
17.
One who says slander, and one who listens to it, it is fitting to
thrown him to the dogs.
18.
A rectification for slander is the recitation of the (passages
describing the) incense-offering.
