rabbinic

IPA: rʌbˈɪnɪk

Examples of "rabbinic" in Sentences

Decline of rabbinical influence.
In classical rabbinic literature.
In the Bible and rabbinic literature.
It is not a governmental production but rabbinical.
The institution has a non rabbinical and rabbinical track.
So what is the chief rabbi and the rabbinate and the rabbinical courts
He had at this juncture the intention of adopting the rabbinical career.
This marks the transformation of Pharisaic Judaism into Rabbinic Judaism.
Jesus gave his teaching in a "rabbinic" form that could easily be memorized.
In rabbinic tradition, there are 70 tutelary angels called angels of presence.
In so doing, they have effectively put an end to the notion of rabbinic authority.
Perhaps, especially as Mr. Voight is fond of celebrating Jewish wisdom, he might recall the rabbinic prescription to assume the best about those with whom we deal.
Other rituals have sought to sanctify significant non-biological turning points, such as rabbinic ordination, moving across country, becoming a vegetarian, or coming out as a lesbian.
My reading in the fathers and the mothers of the church -- assisted by my discovery of what I would call rabbinic, midrashic Bible-reading -- has me thinking that all of creation is implicated in this phenomenon we variously call salvation, redemption, reconciliation.