1) Akiba 2) Bar mitzvah bigwig 3) Bar mitzvah figure 4) Bar mitzvah official 5) Bar mitzvah officiant 6) Bar mitzvah officiator 7) Bar mitzvah participant 8) Bar mitzvah presider 9) Bar mitzvah VIP 10) Bat mitzvah official 11) Ben Ezra 12) Certain member of the clergy 13) Certain religious figure 14) Certain scholar
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1) Amora 2) Hebrewmaster 3) Teacher
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In Judaism, a rabbi aɪ is a teacher of Torah. This title derives from the Hebrew word {Hebrew|רַבִּי} rabi ˈʁäbi, meaning `My Master` (irregular plural רבנים rabanim ʁäbäˈnim), which is the way a student would address a master of Torah. The word `master` רב rav ˈʁäv literally means `great one`. The basic form of the r...
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• (n.) Master; lord; teacher; -- a Jewish title of respect or honor for a teacher or doctor of the law.
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(Hebrew: `my teacher,` or `my master`), in Judaism, a person qualified by academic studies of the Hebrew Bible and the Talmud to act as spiritual ... [6 related articles]
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In Judaism, the chief religious leader of a synagogue or the spiritual leader (not a hereditary high priest) of a Jewish congregation; also, a scholar of Judaic law and ritual from...
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Rab'bi (răb'bī or -bĭ; 277)
noun ;
plural Rabbis (-bīz or -bĭz) or
Rabbies . [ Latin , from Greek
'rabbi` , Hebrew
rabī my master, from
rab master, lord, teacher, akin to Arabic
rabb .] Master; lord; teacher;...
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My teacher. An ordained Jewish teacher. Often the religious leader of a Jewish community.
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Hebrew term literally meaning 'My Master' or 'My Teacher'. It is a minister of the Jewish religion. Strictly speaking, he or she is a teacher - not someone divinely ordained, as a priest is considered to be.
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A rabbi is the chief religious leader of a synagogue.
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Rabbi is American slang for a senior official who exerts influence or patronage on behalf of a person.
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The ordained leader of a synagogue in Judaism. The term was first used after the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple in 70 CE (Melton 2009
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n] - spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation
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A rabbi is a leader in the Jewish religion, and along with the many services provided, he officiates weddings at the synagogue.
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American slang for a senior official who exerts influence or patronage on behalf of a person.
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noun a Hebrew title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher
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In Judaism, the chief religious leader of a synagogue or the spiritual leader (not a hereditary high priest) of a Jewish congregation; also, a scholar of Judaic law and ritual from the 1st century AD. Rabbis do not intercede with God on behalf of the congregation and do not necessarily lead the services in a synagogue, although they conduct mos...
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Literally means teacher. A recognized person knowledgeable of Jewish law. Usually ordained at a seminary and empowered to conduct services, weddings, and burials.
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A teacher or ordained leader in the Jewish faith
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A Jew educated in Jewish law and tradition and qualified to instruct the community, answer questions, and resolve disputes regarding the law; the leader of a Jewish congregation.
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