rabbi的意思|rabbi的解释-里氏词典

rabbi ['ræbai]

n. 拉比(犹太教圣职人员), 大师(对犹太学者的尊称)

[法] 犹太教的法学博士, 老师, 犹太教教士

rabbi

[ noun ]

spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation; qualified to expound and apply Jewish law

<noun.person>

a Hebrew title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher

<noun.communication>

Rabbi \Rab"bi\ (r[a^]r"b[imac] or r[a^]r"b[i^]; 277), n.; pl.
{Rabbis} (r[a^]r"b[imac]z or r[a^]r"b[i^]z) or {Rabbies}.
[L., fr. Gr. "rabbi`, Heb. rab[=i] my master, from rab
master, lord, teacher, akin to Ar. rabb.]
Master; lord; teacher; -- a Jewish title of respect or honor
for a teacher or doctor of the law. ``The gravest rabbies.''
--Milton.

Be not ye called Rabbi, for one is your Master, even
Christ, and all ye are brethren. --Matt. xxiii.
8.

Today, the synagogue is hardly used for religious worship _ Carpentras' Jewish community is too small to have its own rabbi. The town's 26,000 inhabitants include about 100 Jewish families, many of them immigrants from North Africa.
Before his speech Oxford's L'Chaim Society hosted a dinner in his honour. Shmuel Boteach, Oxford's rabbi, began the meal with a speech meant to pour oil on the troubled waters.
A community rabbi customarily has to be older than 24 and married.
Far Above Rubies is so ethnocentric that one hesitates to recommend it to anyone without a knowledge of rabbinical law. This is the story of Bruriah, who was both the daughter and the wife of a rabbi.
A municipal employee pleaded innocent Wednesday to charges that he murdered Jewish extremist Meir Kahane, while followers of the slain right-wing rabbi called for vengeance.
Instead the rabbi gives the right answer ("That's blasphemy.").
Echoing a scathing editorial Rosen wrote recently in one of his country's major newspapers, the rabbi said of the Jews' enemies: "What do they want from us?
Last September, Neuman became the first rabbi assigned to East Germany in 21 years.
Only on Friday did Mrs. Trabelsi consent to the amputation after a visit from Mordechai Eliahu, chief rabbi of Israel's Sephardic Jews, those of Middle East and African origin.
The conference can refuse to place and congregations can dismiss a rabbi, but a homosexual rabbi cannot lose his or her ordination, which represents an attainment of learning, not a sanctification by God, as in the priesthood.
The conference can refuse to place and congregations can dismiss a rabbi, but a homosexual rabbi cannot lose his or her ordination, which represents an attainment of learning, not a sanctification by God, as in the priesthood.
He served as rabbi at the Rodef Shalom Temple in the city's Shadyside neighborhood until his retirement in 1966.
The 33-year-old rabbi is trying to validate a claim made in 1920 by the late Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Isaac Halevy Herzog, father of President Chaim Herzog.
Romania's chief rabbi, Moses Rosen, said last week that he feared a surge of anti-Semitism in the more open climate following the December revolution that ended Communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu's 24-year rule.
In what the official described as a "mixed bag" of actions, East Germany last year allowed two massive religious assemblies, and the East German Jewish community was allowed to install its first rabbi since 1967.
"In a sense I feel the same kind of isolation," the feisty, 65-year-old reform rabbi said in his apartment in East Berlin.
'Rabin contradicts the whole of Jewish history,' he exclaimed in his home in the Hebron settlement, a cluster of heavily-guarded apartments that sits alongside the town's dishevelled Arab souk. To make his point, the rabbi spread a map over the table.
The school gave the rabbi a pamphlet entitled "Guidelines for Civic Occasions," published by the National Conference of Christians and Jews, and requested carefully non-sectarian prayers.
After 20 years of living as Jews, the Shinlung should be ready to emigrate, the rabbi hopes.
The police did not immediately respond to the rabbi's claims.
Schneerson's followers in Kfar Habad have built a replica of the rabbi's three-story New York headquarters that is so exact the red bricks have been artificially weathered to match those on the original building.
Thus some companies plan to establish "rabbi trusts," originally devised to cover an agreement between a rabbi and his congregation.
Thus some companies plan to establish "rabbi trusts," originally devised to cover an agreement between a rabbi and his congregation.
"One cannot be barred from prayer at Auschwitz and at the same time participate in joint prayers in Warsaw," said the rabbi, who arrived in Poland in June.
Levinger told the paper the girl shouted insults at the rabbi's 13-year-old daughter in the street.
Zaiman, a Conservative rabbi, succeeds Rabbi Gilbert Klaperman, Orthodox.
Boesky's rabbi in New York City, Wolfe Kelman, also declined to comment.
'Of course - it's business,' laughs one as he sells me a kippa, a Jewish skullcap which I must wear to visit a rabbi later.
Last week, workers beat an American rabbi and six students who protested on the ground of the convent, where 14 Carmelite nuns live.
Israel radio said it obtained the tape from an unidentified person who made the recording without the rabbi's knowledge.

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