Torah Scholar

changing the order of those who honor the nasi based on a less learned person becoming a Torah Scholar

custom to work or not to work on Tisha Bav, Torah Scholars

daughters of Israel wept when he died, supported them when husbands were at war, or supported Torah Scholars

death of a Torah Scholar is similar to the burning of a Torah scroll

divided in thirds, one part to kohanim and levied, one third to the temple treasury, one third to the poor and Torah Scholars

eating in a marketplace is not dignified for a Torah Scholar

exert themselves in Torah study, therefore only obligated to marital relations once a week, Friday night

halacha can change due to a change in circumstance, emergence of Torah Scholars outside Israel

honor by going to where the Torah is, not bringing it to the person, Torah may be brought to Torah Scholar

honor by going to where the Torah is, not bringing it to the person, Torah may be brought to Torah Scholar

ignoring a summons to bais din, desecrating God’s name, preventing performance of a mitzvah, causing eating of sacrificial food out of the proper place, disparaging a matter of halacha (washing hands), disparaging a Torah Scholar, these are some of the twenty four reasons to be excommunicated

importance of working with and serving experienced scholars so as not to make halachic mistakes

kesubah of Rabbi Yehoshua the son of Rabbi Akiva provided that his wife support him so that he can study Torah

mamzer Torah Scholar takes precedence in honor over an ignorant kohen gadol

mamzer Torah Scholar takes precedence in honor over an ignorant kohen gadol

mamzer, Torah Scholar who abandons the Torah

one the way to do a mitzvah, sick people (even mildly sick) and their attendants,, exempt from sukkah obligation, sanctifying new moon, members of wedding party, guards, visiting one’s Torah teacher, Torah Scholar shouldn’t travel, eating prior to massif

support of Torah Scholars greater than building synagogues

ממזר תלמיד חכם קודם לכהן גדול עם הארץ - mamzer Torah Scholar takes precedence in honor over an ignorant kohen gadol

תלמיד חכם שאומרין דבר הלכה מפיו בעולם הזה שפתותיו רוחשות בקבר - a deceased Torah Scholar whose Torah teaching is quoted, his lips move in the grave