Examples of using Rabbinical in English and their translations into Polish
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These"trials," with one exception, were held before rabbinical courts, in Western countries and before magistrates' courts in Tel Aviv.
we also have"rabbinical festivals" which mark days in modern times during which we gained our freedom.
Defense Against Jewish Aggression means the entire rabbinical class has to be wiped out.
In the 16th century, several rabbinical sources recorded Rabbi Yehuda Loew,
And Mom's penchant for reggaeton and late-night nachos aren't exactly conducive to rabbinical study.
Regarding Giyurim Rabbi Daum has the experience from both the perspective of a religious Rabbinical judge(Beth Din),
untrained in the methods of rabbinical interpretation of the Scriptures.
the authority to bind and loose(in rabbinical language this meant to forbid
in whom they saw the spectral threat of an enforced return to the ghettoes and to rabbinical absolutism.
the new official Torah commentary of the Conservative movement, which was jointly published in 2001 by the Rabbinical Assembly and the Jewish Publication Society.
who is trying to get a divorce from her husband, Elisha against the sole legal authority competent for such matters in her homeland- rabbinical court.
valuable for the references to rabbinical literature, was made by M. Gutmann Altona, 1841.
There are old rabbinical sayings that said,'Let the words of Law be burned rather than delivered to women' and'blessed is he whose children are male,
been an object of deep concern to him, and in 1880 he published a program in which he advocated a complete reorganization of the Rabbinical system.
After this sank from sight in 1772 the“rabbinical” period began, where authority over
for a non-refundable year of rabbinical school and for the time I bailed you out when you got busted,
so I could serve as an advisor or a rabbinical assistant, if you need one. I can dust off the ark, vacuum carpets, keep the siddurim piled neatly.
longer understand Hebrew and a Greek version of their Law was needed as a basis for the rabbinical interpretations of it.
According to some contributors to the Classical Rabbinical literature, the first half of the poem was a prophecy, predicting Samuel's later role as a prophet,
According to Yehuda Leib Schapiro, dean of the Yeshiva Gedola Rabbinical College of Greater Miami,