10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RABBINIST»
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1
The old paths; or, A comparison of the principles and ...
The Rabbinist might say, We grant that the pious of the nations may be saved;
and a Gentile might answer, Well, I am willing to become one of the pious ; 1 wish
to be saved ; receive me. The Rabbinist would answer, Nay, you must wait until ...
2
A Critical History of the Old Testament
There is no doubt but the Caraites receive, as I have already observed, all the
Books of the Bible as the other Rabbinist Jews ' do : Aaron, Son of Joseph, a
famous Caraite Jew, who has writ several Books, and amongst others a learned ...
Richard Simon (oratorien), 1682
3
A critical history of the Old Testament
On the other side we cannot blame them "for not believing so easily all Traditions,
es ecially those of the Rabbinist and ... as I have already observed, all the Books
of the Bible as the other Rabbinist fern:do: Aaran, Son os J'ajiplz, a famous ...
4
Hugh Schonfield: A Case Study of Complex Jewish Identities
So it might be he is not a Rabbinist since he identifies with the Nazarenes.
Schonfield, Saints, 183. 4. Eric Rowan & PR, email to author, February 25, 2011.
5. www.schonfield.org 6. Schonfield, History, 18. 7. Ibid., Tarsus, vii–viii. 8. Ibid.,
Jesus ...
5
HPFAMH The Hebrew review, and magazine for Jewish ...
The Rabbinist sings while the Karaite sighs. The former is calmed by his legality,
the latter is always conscious of not satisfying the demands of the law. The
Rabbinist relies on his authority, the Karaite has none to refer to but himself.
Hebrew review, Marcus Heinrich Bresslau, 1860
6
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
R. Ra, the Zeus of Ancient Egypt, personifies Eg ra or rē', the sun, for, lit, he is 'the
shining, or resplendent, one'. Rab. See ROBERT, para 2. rabban. See RABBI.
rabbet. See the 2nd BAT, para 3. rabbi, rabbinical, rabbinism, rabbinist; rabban ...
7
Gleanings of Religion: Or a Compilaton Containing the ...
The Jews are divided into two general sects: the Karaites, who refuse to receive
either tradition or the Talmud, or any thing but the pure text of scripture ; and the
Rabbinist,or Talmudist, who, besides this, receives the traditions of the ancients,
...
... and yet, neither a Pharisee nor a Sadducee, — neither a rabbinist, nor an
infidel, nor, as one might have hoped from his character, a Christian, — but a sort
of Jewish Unitarian, patriotically attached to his nation, yet not to their
superstitions, ...
The other ordinances are: (i) To accept the interpretation of the Law as it has
been formulated by the Qaraites. (2) To keep apart from those destined to the Pit
—that is to say, the rabbinist Jews. (3) Not to let oneself be corrupted by
unbelievers.
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Calmet's Dictionary of the Holy Bible: With the Biblical ...
... them as mamzerim, or bastards, because they observe none of the
constitutions of the Rabbins in their marriages, divorces, and purifications of their
wives : even if a Caraite would turn Rabbinist, the Rabbinist Jew s would not
receive him.
Augustin Calmet, Charles Taylor, 1830
