58 Results
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administrator of the Temple Pesachyah was Mordechai, spoke seventy Languages, stories of understanding people who couldn’t speak normally
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am haaretz gifted figs, recipient’s maaser obligations based on the Language of the gifting and other factors
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amount of judges in sanhedrin who need to speak or understand seventy Languages, Ben Azzai,Ben Zola, Ben Chachinai, Rabbi Elazar ben Masyah
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brings closeness (or war) between people
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brings closeness (or war) between people
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built an altar, plastered them, wrote the Torah on them in 70 Languages, brought hem to Gilgal, for the nations of the world to copy, 3 or 4 sets of stones
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created the script and Language of the Torah (Targum)
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eighteen decrees, bread of non Jews, cheese, oil, daughters, semen, urine, baal keri laws, impurity of lands outside Israel, eating or drinking foods of impurity, rules about mikveh, holy scrolls are impure, unwashed hands, tevul yom, liquids that made other items impure, giving a non Jew his purse to carry on Shabbos, zav not eating with a zavah, items covering an impurity spreads the impurity, harvesting grapes in a bais hapras, mikveh water unwittingly collected in a pipe, wine, vinegar, brine and sauce from fish, preserves, cooked foods, salted foods, split kernels, foreign Languages, testimony of idolators, their gifts, sons, and daughters, and their bikkurim
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for wailing
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for wailing
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has a Language but no (or inferior) script, use for speeches
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has a Language but no (or inferior) script, use for speeches
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has a script without a Language
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has a script without a Language
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holy books, saving from a fire on Shabbos, whether or not we read from them, written in any Language, scrolls making hands impure, neglect of the Torah lecture
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husband gave divorce to wife’s agent, but his Language indicates that her agent will now become his agent
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interpreting Language of a vow follows common Language or Torah Language? Shemini Atzeres part of Sukkos? is fruit considered ‘sustenance?’, can one who made a vow not to eat ‘sustenance’ have water or salt?
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interpreting Language of a vow follows common Language or Torah Language? Shemini Atzeres part of Sukkos? is fruit considered ‘sustenance?’, can one who made a vow not to eat ‘sustenance’ have water or salt?
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interpreting Language of a vow follows common Language or Torah Language? Shemini Atzeres part of Sukkos? is fruit considered ‘sustenance?’, can one who made a vow not to eat ‘sustenance’ have water or salt?
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interpreting Language of a vow follows common Language or Torah Language? Shemini Atzeres part of Sukkos? Is fruit considered ‘sustenance?’, can one who made a vow not to eat ‘sustenance’ have water or salt?
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interpreting Language of a vow follows common Language or Torah Language? Shemini Atzeres part of Sukkos? Is fruit considered ‘sustenance?’, can one who made a vow not to eat ‘sustenance’ have water or salt?
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Ivri script / Ra’atz - has a Language, but no respectable script, original script of the Torah?
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Ivri script / Ra’atz - has a Language, but no respectable script, original script of the Torah?
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Language, terms, expressions, and origins of terms which are understood to be a declaration to be a nazir, a vow, a swear
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Libya is actually part of Egypt, evidence from the Language of both countries
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lives in Israel, eats in purity, speaks Hebrew, says shema morning and night, will merit the world to come
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minimum donation size depending on Language used when pledging, source
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minor change of Language causing no shemittah sanctity on money earned picking vegetables of shemittah
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nazir term is at least 30 days or more depending on Language of declaration, sources
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origins of Ashuri script, Belshazzar story
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permitted for writing a Torah, use for song, special status of Greek Language
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permitted for writing a Torah, use for song, special status of Greek Language
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reading the Megillah - in a different Language
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reading the Megillah - in a different Language
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reasons for the name Ashuri
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reasons for the name Ashuri
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required Language
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signatures in atypical place on the page, signed in Greek Language, signed by the scribe and one witness, without father’s name, only family name without father’s name, didn’t add the word ‘witness’ after his signature, used a nickname, signature using symbols rather than his name
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speaks in ordinary Language of how people speak, or in Torah Language
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speaks in ordinary Language of how people speak, or in Torah Language
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speaks in ordinary Language of how people speak, or in Torah Language
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speaks in ordinary Language of how people speak, or in Torah Language
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the following are only said in Hebrew Language : bikkurim, chalitzah, blessing and curses on Mount Gerizim and Mount Eval, blessing of kohen gadol on Yom Kippur, passage read by king at hakhel ceremony, decapitated calf speech by kohen anointed for war
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the following are said in the Language the person understands : sotah, maaser declaration, shema, prayer, blessings after eating, oath of testimony, oath of a deposit
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the word ‘vav’ means ‘hook’ and looks like it as well
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the words ‘ענייה’ ‘אמירה’ ‘ככה’ ‘כה’ indicate the holy Language
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translated the Torah, translated words into Greek Language
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translated the Torah, translated words into Greek Language
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translated the Torah, translated words into Greek Language
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use for writing
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use for writing
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use in the Torah
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use in the Torah
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used in Torah, Prophets, Kesuvim, Syriac Language of Yerushalmi, Aramaic Language of Bavli
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which Language was spoken prior to tower of Babylon?
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words from other Languages
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writing two letters, any Language, symbols, letters which were intended for a long word but formed a shorter word