Examples of using Gemara in English and their translations into Russian
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Rashi, based on the Gemara[1], explains the unusual usage of the word,‘nefesh' that means soul.
Therefore the Gemara says,‘There is nothing greater than this'- for they clarified the reasoning of the Mishnah.
decided to count how many times those three terms which the Gemara specified appear in the Torah.
given so many explanations were the anthropomorphic concepts not so deeply rooted in the words of Chazal and the Gemara.
In Tractate Avodah Zarah 31b, after forbidding the drinking of water which stood open for a time, the Gemara asked: Why aren't the gentiles,
He also wrote(on Leviticus 4:34),"I have already said that wherever the Gemara or a midrash disagrees with the[Masoretic] tradition concerning defective
We should say, incidentally, that according to this Gemara there was no need to forbid the forms of ox,
First we will say a word about the Gemara in Berachot 2a, which asks how
he obtained his mistake from the Gemara which misled him.
According to Maimonides this, too, is poetical rhetoric(turning"three years" into"a third")- so why does the Gemara ask"But this verse is needed to teach something else"?
the words of the Rambam, the Gemara and the Mishnah cannot be suited to true reality at all, and they have no standing against true reality.
this is also puzzling, both from the Gemara and from the common sense.
They would travel two by two as said in the Gemara, and when they pulled the Tabernacle down to load it on the wagons- they set the wagons up as they would travel,
For those it is enough that we recall the gemara in Hulin 121b,"One who wants to eat before the animal is dead(but after the slaughter)
was said by Chazal, whether in Mishna or Gemara, in halacha or aggadah, are the words revealed to us through prophetic powers, the power of the influenced mind touching the
1998:"Some thirty years ago they first offered Gemara as an elective at Yeshiva University's Stern College for Women in New York.
Thus writes the Gemara:"‘The blind.'
The Gemara in Avodah Zarah 39b permits fish brine:"Which is brine in which fish is distinguishable[and which is therefore kosher]?
The tractate has no existing Gemara, although commentary on key elements of the procedure is found in the Gemarah for other tractates of the Talmud.
The Gemara in Bechorot 58a states,"Rabbi Johanan said,‘It was said according to tradition,