A woman may lend to her friend who is suspect regarding produce of the Sabbatical year a sifter, a sieve, a handmill, or an oven, but she may not winnow or grind with her.  The wife of a scholar may lend a sifter or a sieve to the wife of an unlearned person; and she may winnow, grind, and sift with her. But from when she pours the water —- she may not help her, because it is forbidden to assist transgressors. All of these were stated only in the interest of peace.  Gentiles may be encouraged during the Sabbatical year —- but not a Jew —- and they may be greeted, in the interests of peace.

[If] one says: “Accept this get for my wife,” or: “Take this get to my wife,” if he wants to retract, he can retract. [If] a woman said: “Receive my get for me,” if [the husband] wants to retract, he cannot retract. Therefore, if the husband said to him: “I do not want you to accept [it] for her; rather, take [it] and give [it] to her,” if he wants to retract, he can retract. Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel says: Also, [if] she says: “Take my get for me,” if he wants to retract, he cannot retract.