Judaism: Beliefs, Life, Holidays, Practices, Culture
... with some critical detail changed (for example, with only 6 candles) to avoid the sin of reproducing objects of the Temple. ...
... with some critical detail changed (for example, with only 6 candles) to avoid the sin of reproducing objects of the Temple. ...
A Prolegomenon for a Study of Prophecy in Jewish
... prophecy ceased is more a wishful mode of thinking than reality. That prophets were documented in the post-biblical period is known from Josephus Flavius, but also from some writings that the rabbis excluded from the canon, the so-called apocalyptic literature5, where figures like Moses, Isaiah, or ...
... prophecy ceased is more a wishful mode of thinking than reality. That prophets were documented in the post-biblical period is known from Josephus Flavius, but also from some writings that the rabbis excluded from the canon, the so-called apocalyptic literature5, where figures like Moses, Isaiah, or ...
Interrupting Auschwitz
... to the observation made earlier in Adorono’s Minima Moralia (1944): “The idea that after this war life could go on “normal”, or culture even be “rebuilt” is idiotic–as rebuilding culture is its negation by itself. Millions of Jews have been murdered, and this shall be an interlude and not the catast ...
... to the observation made earlier in Adorono’s Minima Moralia (1944): “The idea that after this war life could go on “normal”, or culture even be “rebuilt” is idiotic–as rebuilding culture is its negation by itself. Millions of Jews have been murdered, and this shall be an interlude and not the catast ...
Ezra and the Men of the Great Assembly
... the Law from them…” Then saying #16 mentions Rabban Gamaliel, the grandson of Hillel. As we know, Paul was the star student of Gamaliel and by extension his halacha would have been that of Gamaliel and Hillel. ...
... the Law from them…” Then saying #16 mentions Rabban Gamaliel, the grandson of Hillel. As we know, Paul was the star student of Gamaliel and by extension his halacha would have been that of Gamaliel and Hillel. ...
Why Study Talmud in the Twenty-first Century?
... While Talmud study held pride of place in most Jewish communities in previous centuries by sheer force of tradition, this book seeks out the reasons for this privileged position. After all, Talmud study requires a tremendous investment of time and effort, and the payoff from struggling through its mea ...
... While Talmud study held pride of place in most Jewish communities in previous centuries by sheer force of tradition, this book seeks out the reasons for this privileged position. After all, Talmud study requires a tremendous investment of time and effort, and the payoff from struggling through its mea ...
Islamic and Jewish dietary laws compared
... Theoretically, in the unlikely event that a minor or insane Jew slaughters an animal, the Shechita would be considered valid after-the-fact if the proper technique was used [Maimonides 2:12 and commentaries ad loc]. The strictness of Dhabi•a's requirement regarding an "adult, sane" slaughterer is un ...
... Theoretically, in the unlikely event that a minor or insane Jew slaughters an animal, the Shechita would be considered valid after-the-fact if the proper technique was used [Maimonides 2:12 and commentaries ad loc]. The strictness of Dhabi•a's requirement regarding an "adult, sane" slaughterer is un ...
Kol Yisra`el The Voice of Temple Israel Friday, December 23 ~ 7:00 pm
... volunteered whenever they could – they organized fundraisers and have served on several Boards. To live up to their shared philosophy of always giving back, when Namar Foods became a successful enterprise they acted upon their beliefs and created The Speizer Youth Enhancement Fund through the Temple ...
... volunteered whenever they could – they organized fundraisers and have served on several Boards. To live up to their shared philosophy of always giving back, when Namar Foods became a successful enterprise they acted upon their beliefs and created The Speizer Youth Enhancement Fund through the Temple ...
From Covenantal Nomism to Universal Mission: Transformation of
... BCE and 200 CE. One of the main points of his argument in this article is that covenantal nomism is an underlying principle in Judaism and therefore it may not necessarily be stated explicitly in every Jewish text. It is rather presupposed and taken for granted. On the other hand, Sanders argues tha ...
... BCE and 200 CE. One of the main points of his argument in this article is that covenantal nomism is an underlying principle in Judaism and therefore it may not necessarily be stated explicitly in every Jewish text. It is rather presupposed and taken for granted. On the other hand, Sanders argues tha ...
SPINOZA AND CONTEMPORARY JUDAISM Written by Daniel Spiro
... they are willing to re-evaluate what is truly ultimate and divine. Spinoza taught us to do that. Plus, he taught us to be Biblical and Hebrew scholars. Plus, he taught us to steep ourselves in Jewish philosophy and mysticism. Plus, he taught us to honor our voice of reason and our will to truth. Pl ...
... they are willing to re-evaluate what is truly ultimate and divine. Spinoza taught us to do that. Plus, he taught us to be Biblical and Hebrew scholars. Plus, he taught us to steep ourselves in Jewish philosophy and mysticism. Plus, he taught us to honor our voice of reason and our will to truth. Pl ...
when does the day begin?
... was punished is a poor example since the man was engaged in an act that is generally performed by day and not by night. Ibn Ezra also noted the absence of any injunction hallowing the evening preceding the Sabbath day, but dismissed it as inconsequential. Unable to produce biblical support for the t ...
... was punished is a poor example since the man was engaged in an act that is generally performed by day and not by night. Ibn Ezra also noted the absence of any injunction hallowing the evening preceding the Sabbath day, but dismissed it as inconsequential. Unable to produce biblical support for the t ...
File - Alan Karam
... the Jewish people can happily drink while savoring the moment with other fellows at the table. How difficult is it to be a Kosher? Well, that all depends on how well one can keep it up. All you need is good judgment when buying foods at the stores. According to the 2000 National ...
... the Jewish people can happily drink while savoring the moment with other fellows at the table. How difficult is it to be a Kosher? Well, that all depends on how well one can keep it up. All you need is good judgment when buying foods at the stores. According to the 2000 National ...
PowerPoint Presentation - Selling an Idea or a
... Part of what was received at Sinai in addition to Torah (written law). Oral tradition dealing with (there is one exception) halacha or law. Mishnah is the oral law. ...
... Part of what was received at Sinai in addition to Torah (written law). Oral tradition dealing with (there is one exception) halacha or law. Mishnah is the oral law. ...
RLST 124I: Varieties of Ancient Judaism
... Mishnah (circa 200): literally, “repetition”; collection of legalistic rulings based on the Torah Tosefta (circa 250): literally, “supplement”; an expanded version of the Mishnah that did not enjoy the same authority Palestinian Talmud (Yerushalmi circa 450); Babylonian Talmud (Bavli circa 550): lit ...
... Mishnah (circa 200): literally, “repetition”; collection of legalistic rulings based on the Torah Tosefta (circa 250): literally, “supplement”; an expanded version of the Mishnah that did not enjoy the same authority Palestinian Talmud (Yerushalmi circa 450); Babylonian Talmud (Bavli circa 550): lit ...
Gr10 LO2 AS4 Judaism Explained
... SheBiktav). The scroll upon which it is written and which is kept in the Holy Ark of the synagogue is called a Scroll of the Torah (Sefer Torah). In a sense, this is the constitution of the Jewish people. The Torah is the substance that your relationship with G-d is based on. It is G-d's concept of ...
... SheBiktav). The scroll upon which it is written and which is kept in the Holy Ark of the synagogue is called a Scroll of the Torah (Sefer Torah). In a sense, this is the constitution of the Jewish people. The Torah is the substance that your relationship with G-d is based on. It is G-d's concept of ...
Journey Across Time
... dispersed the 10 tribes throughout their empire. • These Israelites lost contact with those who remained in Israel and Judah and were often called the lost tribes of Israel. • The Assyrians brought people to live in Samaria. A new culture developed, and the people became known as Samaritans. (pages ...
... dispersed the 10 tribes throughout their empire. • These Israelites lost contact with those who remained in Israel and Judah and were often called the lost tribes of Israel. • The Assyrians brought people to live in Samaria. A new culture developed, and the people became known as Samaritans. (pages ...
Chapter 3 - Somerset Academy
... dispersed the 10 tribes throughout their empire. • These Israelites lost contact with those who remained in Israel and Judah and were often called the lost tribes of Israel. • The Assyrians brought people to live in Samaria. A new culture developed, and the people became known as Samaritans. (pages ...
... dispersed the 10 tribes throughout their empire. • These Israelites lost contact with those who remained in Israel and Judah and were often called the lost tribes of Israel. • The Assyrians brought people to live in Samaria. A new culture developed, and the people became known as Samaritans. (pages ...
Introduction to the UMJC
... him apart, but his way of life united him with his people. So it was with Yeshua’s disciples. They also left their footprints on that vast stairway leading up to the Temple Mount. Like the Master, they lived and worshiped as loyal Jews. The faith they proclaimed was thoroughly Jewish in its origin a ...
... him apart, but his way of life united him with his people. So it was with Yeshua’s disciples. They also left their footprints on that vast stairway leading up to the Temple Mount. Like the Master, they lived and worshiped as loyal Jews. The faith they proclaimed was thoroughly Jewish in its origin a ...
European Union for Progressive Judaism
... made in the last five years, and we think that in most countries Progressive Judaism is stronger than it was five years ago. We believe that the EUPJ has played a positive role in this achievement by direct initiatives, as a catalyst, and by providing international institutional legitimacy. However, ...
... made in the last five years, and we think that in most countries Progressive Judaism is stronger than it was five years ago. We believe that the EUPJ has played a positive role in this achievement by direct initiatives, as a catalyst, and by providing international institutional legitimacy. However, ...
Judaism 101: A Brief Introduction to Judaism
... the correct interpretation. Of course, this interpretation must be based upon proof-texts from the Tanakh, the peshat meaning of the text, and the Hebrew grammar of the text. Karaites do not accept the idea of an “Oral Law” or “Oral Torah.” They also do not believe or follow the teachings as set dow ...
... the correct interpretation. Of course, this interpretation must be based upon proof-texts from the Tanakh, the peshat meaning of the text, and the Hebrew grammar of the text. Karaites do not accept the idea of an “Oral Law” or “Oral Torah.” They also do not believe or follow the teachings as set dow ...
Haredi Construction of Rabbinic Authority: A Case Study
... ‘authentic,’ ‘legitimate,’ and ‘loyal’ bearers of tradition.”1 These concepts are being further pressed since Haredi Jews have become confident enough with the strength of their society that they have placed an increasing emphasis on outreach efforts. 2 As Haredi influence increases, so too will the ...
... ‘authentic,’ ‘legitimate,’ and ‘loyal’ bearers of tradition.”1 These concepts are being further pressed since Haredi Jews have become confident enough with the strength of their society that they have placed an increasing emphasis on outreach efforts. 2 As Haredi influence increases, so too will the ...
Wedding Program
... wedding feast in order to warn those present against excessive joy. Even during times of great joy, we should remember the tragic destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. Yichud A short time of seclusion immediately following the marriage when the Chatan (groom) & Kallah (bride) spend a period alone ...
... wedding feast in order to warn those present against excessive joy. Even during times of great joy, we should remember the tragic destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. Yichud A short time of seclusion immediately following the marriage when the Chatan (groom) & Kallah (bride) spend a period alone ...
jewish concepts
... those who had been defiled by contact with death . The color red, being the color of blood, may have been the token of life . The paschal lamb could be eaten on the first night of Passover only by those who had been purified from their defilement . Hence, the Torah section on the red heifer is read ...
... those who had been defiled by contact with death . The color red, being the color of blood, may have been the token of life . The paschal lamb could be eaten on the first night of Passover only by those who had been purified from their defilement . Hence, the Torah section on the red heifer is read ...
Reasons and Seasons to Celebrate
... Time for serious reflection, as well as big family meals Explore: Dipping pieces of round challah and apples into honey, hoping for a sweet year ...
... Time for serious reflection, as well as big family meals Explore: Dipping pieces of round challah and apples into honey, hoping for a sweet year ...
Unit Description
... Gather materials for the Scripture search/timeline exercise. Gather materials for the jigsaw group activity. Consider using these prophets: Jeremiah, Ezekiel, First Isaiah, Second Isaiah, Hosea, Amos, Micah and Jonah. Use the introductory paragraphs of the prophetic books of the Bible you are using ...
... Gather materials for the Scripture search/timeline exercise. Gather materials for the jigsaw group activity. Consider using these prophets: Jeremiah, Ezekiel, First Isaiah, Second Isaiah, Hosea, Amos, Micah and Jonah. Use the introductory paragraphs of the prophetic books of the Bible you are using ...