RABBIS

(See also Maimonides; Rashi)

ancient: sh 214-216

Akiba ben Joseph: w99 1/15 27; w97 11/15 27

attitude toward divorce: wp16.4 9; w95 7/15 18-19

attitude toward study and works: w05 4/15 26-27

attitude toward women: cf 40; w95 7/15 15-16, 18; w87 4/15 16

Judah ha-Nasi: it-2 6; w99 1/15 27; w97 11/15 27-28; w96 7/15 29

Mishnah: w99 1/15 27

oral law: w99 1/15 26-27

rules on handwashing: w16.08 30

rules on treatment of lepers: cl 293

Sabbath restrictions: it-2 832

Talmud: sh 216, 221

teaching methods: w96 7/15 27

title Abba: it-1 13

title Rabban: it-1 887; w96 7/15 27

title Rabbi: it-2 725, 877

title Rabboni: it-2 725

Bible usage: it-2 724-725

Moses not called Rabbi: w96 7/1 28-29

discussion: w96 7/1 28-31

“do not you be called Rabbi” (Mt 23:8): w00 6/15 17, 19

Enelow’s (Hyman) comments on Jesus: w05 3/15 3-4

experiences:

19-year-old brother answers rabbi: w17.06 13

Kushner, Harold S.:

book When Bad Things Happen to Good People: g87 10/8 3-5

Middle Ages:

Maimonides (Moses ben Maimon, Rambam): w95 3/1 20-23; g91 6/22 9, 11; sh 221

Naḥmanides (Moses ben Naḥman, Ramban): w97 4/15 19-22

Rashi: w99 3/15 26-28; sh 221

Talmud (commentaries on Gemara): sh 221

Reform Judaism:

homosexual rabbis: g90 10/22 28