Rabbis, Oral Torah and Halakhah - Mijn lesaantekeningen
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Why did the Jews not consider the Semeritans part of their people?
When is the catastrophe of the destruction of the second temple celebrated?
What four answers were formulated as a way to deal with the event of the second temple's destruction? How did the people try to make sense of a world without the temple?
2. God allowed it. It was a punishment and the Jews are exiled, but will ultimately be restored.
3. End-time = Eschaton. A new age of prosperity will come.
4. It's an opportunity, the religion must progress from the temple.
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How did the Rabbis reestablish their convictions and unity as a people after the destruction of the temple?
What is the Torah Ark in places of worship, and where is it located?
How did the Jews travel after their exile from Jerusalem?
What was the Jewish court called who were trained in the Torah to perform legislations?
What were the two schools of interpreters that were respectively more lenient and stricter in their interpretations of the Torah?
2. Shammai
Who was the first Rabbi in title?
What happened when Judah Ha-Nasi (the prince) came to Galilee.
What are the first three generations of rabbis called and what are the works attributed to their thoughts and interpretations called?
2. Amaraim - Gemara
3. Geonim - Talmud (combination of the two works above)
What is the point of the 'oven of Akhnai'?
How many of the Mitzvots apply to whom (men, women and children)?
What is the Halakhah (to walk, or to follow the path)?
What are the two equally authoratitive Torahs?
and the Oral Torah: the interpretations and conversations between the Rabbis of the Torah
Why is the oral Torah needed?
What are the four components the Oral Torah is comprised of?
2. Tosefta (commentaries and additions to the Mishnah)
3. Gemara (Words of the second generation Rabbis)
4. Talmud (Combined Mishnah and Gemara)
Why is there both a Babylonian as well as a Palestinian Talmud?
Why is the commentary of Rashi from the 11th century considered important in the Oral Torah?
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