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Life or . Ibn ezra abraham ben Meir ibn ezra. Aben ezra. Abu IshaqIbrahim ibn alMajid. Abenare, Avenare. abraham Judaeus. Shiur
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Extractions: Mishkan : The Tabernacle constructed by the Jewish people while they were in the desert. A "sanctuary" for the holy presence of God. From the Hebrew word "shechinah," which means Holy Spirit. Aron : The Holy Ark. The cabinet which contained the original Tablets that Moses brought down from Mount Sinai. Talmud A voluminous compendium of various discussions, questions, answers, theories, and resolutions to questions that resulted through attempts to understand the messages and meaning of the original Five Books of Moses. Written by many Jewish scholars during the period when the jewish people were in exile in Babylonia. Torah : The original Five Books of Moses. The Law that was given to Moses by God while Moses was on Mount Sinai. Rashi : Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac (or Shlomo Yitzhaki). Hence the acronym RaSh"I . Lived 1040-1105 in Troyes, France. Author of one of the most frequently used commentaries on the Torah, and the Babylonian Talmud. Ramban Rabbi Moshe Ben Nachmon , Nachmanides, 1194-1270. He wrote a commentary on Torah and halachah, and more than 50 other lucid and logical works. He participated in a disputation (theological argument with the Catholic Church) in Barcelona in 1263; although he won, he was forced to flee Spain, and as a result all future disputations forbade the Jewish participants to answer frankly. At age 72 he settled in Jerusalem, reorganized the Jewish community, and moved to Acco to become head its Jewish community. Mussar Movement : Literally the "ethics movement," founded by Rabbi Yisroel Salanter. This movement emphasizes the study and practice of Jewish values and ethics. It also stresses courtesy and neatness and claims that greatness is achieved through the building of character. This in some way provided the oppressed masses of Eastern Europe who were not able to achieve greatness through Torah scholarship with an alternative source of self-worth.
Judaica Bibliography And Resources
Ibn ezra, abraham ben Meir, 10921167. Ibn ezra's commentary on the Pentateuch/ translated and annotated by H. Norman Strickman Arthur M. Silver.
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Extractions: Abravanel, Isaac. Perush ha-Torah. Hanau : [s.n.], [470] 1710. BS 1225 .A3 1710 Location: Special Collections Alter, Robert. Bible. O.T. Genesis. English. Alter. New York : W.W. Norton, 1996. BS 1233 .A78 1996 Bacher, Wilhelm. Die Bibelexegese Moses Maimûni's [sic] [microform] / von Wilhelm Bacher. Budapest : Landes-Rabbinerschule?, 1896. MiFiche D-349 Borgen, Peder. Philo of Alexandria : an exegete for his time Leiden ; New York : Brill, 1997. BM 487 .B766 1985 Butin, Romain François. The ten nequdoth of the Torah; or, The meaning and purpose of the extraordinary points of the Pentateuch, (Massoretic text) A contribution to the history of textual criticism among the ancient Jews. Prolegomenon by Shemaryahu Talmon. New York, Ktav Pub. House, 1969. 1871-1937. BS 718 .B984t Cassuto, Umberto. The documentary hypothesis and the composition of the Pentateuch; eight lectures. Translated from the Hebrew by Israel Abrahams. Edition: [1st English ed.] Jerusalem, Magnes Press, Hebrew University [c1961] BS 1181 .C377 1961 Cohen, Philip. Rambam on the Torah : an anthology of Maimonides' commentaries on verses of the Torah. Jerusalem : R. Mass, 1985. BS 1225 .M327213 1985
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pihak Skolastik Keristeil pada zaman Kebangunan (Renaissance), dan Bahya ben Faquda,dan abraham bar Niyya dari Barcelona, dan abraham ben ezra ( 10921167 M
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Judaica
haAvel was a student of Joseph ben abraham ha-Kohen Considering the fact that textsby Ibn ezra and Maimonides 1) Sefer Ne`imot, by Josef b. abraham (Yusuf al
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Extractions: ¶ Karaitic compendium of no less than twentythree texts. Tobias ben Moses ha-Avel was a student of Joseph ben Abraham ha-Kohen ha-Roeh, and from 1048, head of the Byzantine Karaite community. Hiswork consists mainly of Hebrew translations of Arabic works of his teacher. Among these is Kitab al-Tamyiz (or al-Mansuri Book of Enlightenment for
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Economic Illusion n 1924 Prof, Yusuf (Hussein) IBISH (M 1926 Mar 29 2003 Jan19) abraham ben Meir IBN ezra, aka abraham ben ezra, aka abraham AVENARE, aka
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Bib. D'Humanitats. Nom De La Plana
Translate this page - Barcelona Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 1954 Ciències-Història Cièncie HE 009 Mil 1500319862 V.1 Ibn ezra, abraham ben Meir El
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Leibniz Center For Research In Computer Science
19995 Nir Friedman, Moises Goldszmidt, abraham Wyner, Data 1999-10 Shmuel Peleg,Moshe ben-ezra, Stereo Panorama from a Single Camera April 1999 Abstract;
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Robert Browning
Published 1864. The narrator is loosely based on abraham Ibn ezra, an eminentSpanish Biblical scholar. Rabbi ben ezra Grow old along with me!
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Aben Ezra
Aben ezra (abraham ben Meir ibn ezra) Jewish poet, grammarian, andcommentator; b. in Toledo, Spain, 1092; d. Jan. 23, 1167. He
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Extractions: ABELITES (Haer., lxxxvii.; cf. Praedestinatus, i. 87) as formerly living in the neighborhood of Hippo, but already extinct when he wrote. Their name was derived from Abel, the son of Adam. Each man took a wife, but refrained from conjugal relations, and each pair adopted a boy and a girl who inherited the property of their foster-parents on condition of living together in like manner in mature life. They were probably the remnant of a Gnostic sect, tinged perhaps by Manichean influences. [The name grew out of a wide-spread belief that Abel though married had lived a life of continence.] BIBLIOGRAPHY: C. W. F. Walch, Enhourf einer vollstandigen Historie der Ketzereien, i. 607-808, Leipsic, 1762. ABELLI LOUIS : French Roman Catholic; b. 1603; d. at Paris Oct. 4, 1691. He was made bishop of Rhodez, southern France, in 1664, but resigned three years later and retired to the monastery of St. Lazare in Paris. He was a vehement opponent of Jansenism. His numerous works include: Medulla theologica (2 vols., Paris, 1651), a treatise on dogmatics;
Rabbi Abraham Ibn Ezra (in MARION)
Rabbi abraham Ibn ezra. Title Rabbi abraham Ibn ezra studies inthe writings of a twelfthcentury Jewish polymath / edited by
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