Sentences with phrase «rabbinical students»

The phrase "rabbinical students" refers to individuals who are studying to become rabbis, the religious leaders in Judaism. They are learning about Jewish traditions, laws, and teachings to provide guidance and leadership to the Jewish community. Full definition
It was 2006, and I attended a fellowship of rabbinical students across denominations that met every week over dinner.
I love the realization that Jesus treated the Samaritan Woman, married 5 times and currently cohabitating, as an normal rabbinical student / disciple.
The Auburn survey produced significant evidence that it is — evidence found in the comparison between rabbinical students and others.
The Reform movement now sends all of its first - year rabbinical students to Jerusalem — a move that will certainly have a profound effect upon its laity.
Partnering with Sinai and Synapses, DoSER is working with three Jewish educational institutions that are exploring science and Judaism by developing elective courses for rabbinical students, a continuing education e-course, a webinar / workshop series for rabbis, and an event featuring premier scientists and Jewish leaders.
Dovid and his young rabbinical students discuss sensuous love and its importance, and Esti discusses «Othello» with her students.
Dovid analyzing what he sees as the «higher» qualities of the sensuous Song of Songs, emphasizing, «my love is fair,» — with a table of equally enthusiastic rabbinical students.
They found themselves with a rabbinical student from Yeshiva University who did care about it.
Peter Kahn is a rabbinical student at the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary.
Though their course of study is longer and their debt load higher, rabbinical students, as a group, have most of the characteristics of «quality» that other groups say they want.
Roman Catholic seminarians tend to be the oldest students, rabbinical students the youngest.
«Ministry, whether that be a priest or a minister or a rabbinical student touches people's lives at the core, where God is where it's most meaningful.
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