rabbis造句

Of, relating to, or characteristic of rabbis.

of or relating to rabbis or their teachings.

Conservative rabbis recognized all conversions done according to halakha.

We see the information in “normal” language. We no longer need to rely on the “rabbis.”

In other words, the rabbis, eventually, started rejecting the use of the Greek bible, also.

What gave his teaching such power that it went beyond anything other rabbis taught?

Protestants have followed the rabbis, in a sense, and accepted the Hebrew Bible as being the Old Testament.

Since then the rabbis have ruled that the precinct is too holy for Jews to enter, let alone pray in.

And it includes only those Hebrew documents that the rabbis eventually said were part of the Hebrew Bible. Good question.

In 1979, when he was ordained a rabbi, Zemel recalled recently, "I felt those rabbis who officiated at intermarriages should be excommunicated from the rabbinical associations.

Delegations in an unending parade-labor leaders, rabbis, businessman, even Christian Clergy-keep urging him to do more for the Jews.

The rabbis explain that Metatron was allowed to sit because of his function as the Heavenly scribe, writing down the deeds of Israel, mush as Thoth was the Egyptian scribe.

The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation has arrested 44 people including rabbis and city mayors as part of a massive corruption case in the state of New Jersey.