Definition of «to become rabbis»

To become a rabbi means to undergo training and study in order to be ordained as a religious leader within Judaism. The process typically involves years of intensive academic and spiritual preparation, including the mastery of Jewish law, literature, and tradition. Once an individual has completed their studies and fulfilled all necessary requirements, they are considered qualified to serve as a rabbi, guiding and teaching members of their community in matters of faith and practice.

Sentences with «to become rabbis»

David has abandoned his dreams of becoming a rabbi for the battlefield to defend his homeland's freedom. (newinbooks.com)
«Even the people who had gone to school to become rabbis could not put together a reason to believe in God,» Silverman says. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
They are not rabbis, who are teachers rather than priests, though a cohen can become a rabbi. (discovermagazine.com)
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