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Page 1011
... rabbinic religious involvement led to the growth of a new concept of worship . While in the Bible worship was usually centred in the sanctuary of the Temple in Jerusalem , the rabbis , particularly after the destruction of the Second ...
... rabbinic religious involvement led to the growth of a new concept of worship . While in the Bible worship was usually centred in the sanctuary of the Temple in Jerusalem , the rabbis , particularly after the destruction of the Second ...
Page 1012
... rabbinic ordinances were regarded as having validity only because the au- thority of the rabbis is sanctioned by the Torah . Methods of arriving at legal principle and decisions . Ancient Halakha knew no controversy . The earliest ...
... rabbinic ordinances were regarded as having validity only because the au- thority of the rabbis is sanctioned by the Torah . Methods of arriving at legal principle and decisions . Ancient Halakha knew no controversy . The earliest ...
Page 1013
... rabbinic law obligated the sons to maintain the widows and unmarried daughters . ( 4 ) Financial law : except for Gen. 23 : 9 ff . , Jer . 32:10 , and Ruth 4 : 8 , Scripture makes no reference to transac- tion procedures . The growth of ...
... rabbinic law obligated the sons to maintain the widows and unmarried daughters . ( 4 ) Financial law : except for Gen. 23 : 9 ff . , Jer . 32:10 , and Ruth 4 : 8 , Scripture makes no reference to transac- tion procedures . The growth of ...
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