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Olaf Simons (talk | contribs) (Created claim: Note (P73): The term is originally used for teachers of the Scriptures. It gains a new importance after the destruction of the Temple with the emergence of local congregational leaders in the dispersed diaspora of Jews. The German language sets a difference here with the distinction between Rabbis (teachers, erudites of the scriptures) and "Rabbinern", the heads of local synagogues.) |
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Rabbi ( | Rabbi (Schriftgelehrter) | ||
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Rabbi (teacher of the Scriptures) | |||
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Rabbin (professeur des Écritures) | |||
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Rabino (maestro de las Escrituras) | |||
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Jewish scholar who interprets the precepts of the Torah | |||
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Érudit juif qui interprète les préceptes de la Torah | |||
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Erudito judío que interpreta los preceptos de la Torá. | |||
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The term is originally used for teachers of the Scriptures. It gains a new importance after the destruction of the Temple with the emergence of local congregational leaders in the dispersed diaspora of Jews. The German language sets a difference here with the distinction between Rabbis (teachers, erudites of the scriptures) and "Rabbinern", the heads of local synagogues. | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:58, 8 May 2024
Jewish scholar who interprets the precepts of the Torah
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Rabbi (teacher of the Scriptures) |
Jewish scholar who interprets the precepts of the Torah |
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The term is originally used for teachers of the Scriptures. It gains a new importance after the destruction of the Temple with the emergence of local congregational leaders in the dispersed diaspora of Jews. The German language sets a difference here with the distinction between Rabbis (teachers, erudites of the scriptures) and "Rabbinern", the heads of local synagogues.
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