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Перевод: rabbinical

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Тезаурус:

1. It was written in Greek and Latin for his private use and is compiled from the Bible - in particular the Psalms, Gospels and Epistles - as well as from the ancient Eastern and Western liturgies, the Fathers, the medieval authors, the rabbinical writers, and even pagan sources.
2. He kept telling his gentle mother, both before and after the death (in 1911) of his more authoritarian and rabbinical father (the first Lord Swaythling), that he could not marry a Jewess because he found them so unattractive.
3. Although the old collaborationist Sadducee priestly establishment of Herod's and Jesus's time had disappeared, a new form of Judaism had begun to coalesce, oriented towards rabbinical teaching.
4. Mum meant it to be Israel, after her rabbinical father so I made a compromise later by labelling myself Israel Jack).
5. In Britain's Jewish community, the fundamentalist Lubavitch sect has taken over many rabbinical posts in the mainstream United Synagogue.
6. Rabbinical writers, whether orthodox or reform, uphold a tradition of not causing distress to living creatures whilst supporting the eating of meat and the role of the schochet or ritual slaughterer in its preparation.
7. Thankfully this fate has not befallen a splendid exponent of rabbinical humour, Rabbi Lionel Blue.
8. His father, Lazarus Cohen (known as Reb Leizer), was formerly a bochur (teacher) in the rabbinical college of Wolozhin, near Wilkovislak in Lithuania.
9. The desert valley in which the complex is located, known as the Wadi Qelt, is referred to in ancient rabbinical sources as having been "flooded by the blood" of the rebels.
10. She observes that the prisoner is following a prohibition laid down in the Old Testament, but that a rabbinical ruling had allowed Jews to eat in the camps on Yom Kippur in order to stay alive.
11. If parents wished their son to become a Scribe they took him to Jerusalem at the age of thirteen and enrolled him in one of the Rabbinical schools.
12. This was not a dreary exercise: rabbinical students feel that chanting the sacred words reveals the inner music to the soul and learning something "by heart" - a revealing phrase - helps one to interiorise it and make it one's own.
13. It was more like Jewish rabbinical study, where students chant the words of the Talmud aloud as they memorise them, rather than the silent, interior disciplines of a Buddhist monk.