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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Talmud"”.
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Marriage in the Talmud : its concepts, laws and customs
… recent years, several books on Marriage in the Talmud have been published in which their authors deal with the legal aspect of this institution. A study of Talmudic literature, however, leaves no doubt that the religious aspect of marriage constituted the main consideration of the Rabbis in …
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Stammaitic Activity Versus Stammaitic Chronology; Anonymity's Impact on the Legal Narrative of the Babylonian Talmud
… the Stammaim to the narrative of the Babylonian Talmud (BT). The primary suggestion is to view the Stammaim as the authors, narrators, and editors who contributed the anonymous Stammaitic activity to the text. The goal is not to dismiss the possibility of a Stammaitic period, or a period of …
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Astrology in the Torah: a comparative study of astrological themes in the Hebrew Bible and Babylonian Talmund.
… dominated by Zoroastrian culture, the Babylonian Talmud, the culmina- tion of generations of Rabbinic oral discussion of Torah law, was born. Contemporary divinatory practices prevalent in the pagan cultures of Classical Antiquity were seemingly reviled in both the Bible and the Talmud. Yet, …
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Reading the World: American Haredi Children's Literature, 1980–2000
… grade short story collections invoking the Talmud suggest that every aspect of the world can be explained by referring to the texts and rabbinic figures of the Talmud, as well as the scholars and commentaries who studied the Talmud in the centuries after its completion. By treating all …
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The relation between Mishna and Tosefta Rosh-Hashana
… ,ronosed to show that the Tosefta is the first Talmud of the Mishnah . For this reason, the Tosefta is found to propound explanations of, and to contain quotations from. the Hishnah , in the same manner as does the Talmud. The Tosefta adds to the Mishnah: laws, opinions not in the Hishnah, …
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עבירה לשמה
… -‘Averah li-shmah: A Tale of a Radical Idea in Talmudic Literature All cultures, religions, and ethical or legal systems struggle with the role intention plays in evaluating actions. The Talmud compellingly elaborates on the notion of intention through the radical concept that “A sin committed …
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Commanded to Holiness: Reflections on Leviticus 19:1-2 and Contemporary Judaism
… holy.” Based on teachings culled from the Torah Talmud. Kabbalah, and the sages of Jewish tradition and scholarship, the study forwards the philosophical stance that the holiness commanded of the ancient nation of Israel in Biblical times is as vital, applicable, and achievable in contemporary . …
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Binján áv - A rabbinikus gondolkodásmód analízise egy rabbinikus írásmagyarázati szabály logikai vizsgálatán keresztül
… happens along causality. We can examine the talmudic examples with the Millian methods, but the Talmud says that G-d does not directly intend to tell us the reason of the commandments. (3) According to Dov Gabbay and his colleagues the rabbinical reasoning is abductive inference, so they …
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Language in Roman Caesarea Maritima
… of rabbinic literature such as the Jerusalem Talmud, and the Greek writings of Eusebius and Procopius, native Caesareans, and Origen, an adopted Caesarean. I argue that Greek served as a unifying language at Caesarea across the different groups, in a way that particularly stands out in the …
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Rabbi Akiba Eger: His Life and Times
… with explanations of difficult passages in the Talmudic literature; others are requests for halachic decisions in reference to a particular situation. The former, while of great value to the serious student of the Talmud - Eger's penetrating analysis of a problem and his incomparable mastery of …
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La crisi del Covid19 a Barcelona. Un cas de gestió de l'emergència
… «Qui salva una vida salva el Món sencer» Talmud. Mishná 4:5.
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'Like Iron to a Magnet': Moses Hayim Luzzatto's Quest for Providence
… were unhappy with the values and goals of the Talmud-centered rabbinic establishment.</p> <p>In chapter four, I consider the nature of anti-Luzzatto sentiment that spread among rabbis in Italy and Ashkenazic lands. Rabbinic responses ranged widely and vacillated, reflecting the complexity and …
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A concise chronology of biblical history from the creation of the world until Yetzias Mitzrayim
… a TANACHbeliek zárójelben latin betűkkel, míg a talmudi, midrási és rabbinikus kommentárok ugyancsak zárójelben de héber betűkkel szerepelnek. Miután szándékaim szerint ez a disszertáció egy vallási téma tudományos módszerekkel történő feldolgozását tartalmazza, a héber szavak átírásánál a …
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An exploration of the influence of the acculturation process on an artist's practice and the implications for education
… see things as they are; we see things as we are (Talmud), and that as visual artists we are the 'architects of our own experience', (Eisner, 2001) are explored. The reflexive nature of visual arts activity is acknowledged and the impact of cultural influences and natural environment on the choice …
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"Witness" And "Bearing Witness" In The Legal Settings Of The Pentateuch And The Gospel Of John: An Intertextual Study
… of women’s testimonies in court, and the Talmud establishes the punishment that has to be inflicted on false witnesses.</p> <p>Chapter 2 shows modern scholars’ arguments about the witness motif in the Old Testament from Hermann Gunkel to Paul J. N. Lawrence, and in the Gospel of John from …
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Biographical Illustrations, Proselytes and their acceptance to Judaism between the 9th and 19th Centuries
… hogy mi vezette a betérőket a T’nach és Talmud idejében, és, mi motiválta a későbbi időkben betérteket (és a kitérőket). Leo Baeck berlini rabbi mondta a következőt (1949): “A világ éhes és szomjas arra amit a zsidóság tud a világnak adni....a világ történetében a mi történelmünkért volt …
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איסור נישואי "מעוברת חברו ומנקת חברו" במשפט העברי
… 3. Choosing stringency with the closing of the Talmud: At the end of the amoraic period, or, perhaps, even in the saboraic period, the rabbis decided to adopt the more stringent positions pertaining to the marital prohibition. They ruled that there were to be no exceptions to the law, except if …
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