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What has the author Joseph Ibn Aknin written?
Joseph Ibn Aknin has written: 'Sefer musar' -- subject(s): Commentaries, Mishnah
What has the author Mosheh Lurya written?
Mosheh Lurya has written: 'Sefer Avne shoham' -- subject(s): Talmud, Commentaries, Mishnah 'Sefer Shirat ha-yam' -- subject(s): Bible, Cabala, Israelites crossing the Red Sea (Biblical event), History of doctrines, Commentaries, The Exodus 'Sefer Avne shoham' -- subject(s): Talmud, Commentaries, Mishnah 'Sefer bet ginzai' 'Sefer bet ginzai'
What has the author Alan J Avery-Peck written?
Alan J. Avery-Peck has written: 'Ancient Israel, Judaism, and Christianity in Contemporary Perspective' 'The priestly gift in Mishnah' -- subject(s): Commentaries, Mishnah, Terumah, Tosefta
What has the author Baruch M Bokser written?
Baruch M. Bokser has written: 'Post Mishnaic Judaism in Transition' -- subject(s): Commentaries, Mishnah 'The origins of the seder' -- subject(s): Criticism, interpretation, Mishnah, Passover, Seder, Tosefta
What has the author Samuel Rosenberg written?
Samuel Rosenberg has written: 'Sefer Be'er Shemu'el' -- subject(s): Commentaries, Mikveh, Mishnah. Mikva'ot, Responsa
Where could you find Jewish commentaries stories and folklore?
There are several relevant books that contain Jewish commentaries, stories, and folklore. Probably the most important and famous of these is the multi-volume Talmud; but there are others including, but not limited to: the Mishnah, the Midrash, Rashi's commentaries on the Torah, and (more recently) the Tales of the Baal Shem Tov, etc.
What has the author Yosef Tsevi Roz'ani written?
Yosef Tsevi Roz'ani has written: 'Sefer Zikhron Yosef' -- subject(s): Mishnah, Commentaries, Aggada, History and criticism
What are Talmud laws?
Talmudic laws are those contained within the Mishnah, a written compendium of much older Jewish oral law, and the Gemara, a set of rabbinical discussions on the Mishnah laws and their applications. Mishnah laws are based on rabbinic interpretations of the Torah (Jewish bible) and seek to provide a basis for all future applications of the law. Together, the Mishnah and Gemara provide a framework and basis for all other Jewish law, known as rabbinic law, as still upheld by Beth Din Jewish courts to this day.
What is the jewish law?
Jewish law is called halacha, a word that means "the way." Halacha is based on the 613 commandments found in the Torah, as understood through the lens of commentaries that tradition considers to have been passed down from Moses at Mount Sinai. The commentaries were collected into the Mishnah and Gemara, which together make up the Talmud, and further elaborated on by rabbinic attempts to distill well organized law codes from this material, plus continuing discussions called the responsa literature that continues to this day.
Who wrote the Mishnah?
Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon, also known as "Rambam" or "Maimonides."
What has the author Meir ben Baruch written?
Meir ben Baruch has written: 'Birkhot Maharam' -- subject(s): Benedictions, Judaism, Liturgy 'She'elot u-teshuvot Maharam' -- subject(s): Responsa 'Perush ha-Maharam' -- subject(s): Commentaries, Mishnah 'Teshuvot, pesakim u-minhagim' -- subject(s): Bible, Commentaries, Jewish law, Responsa
When was the mishnah made?
The Mishnah was compiled from materials ranging in date from 63 CE to 200 CE. The redaction of the Mishnah took place in 200 CE by Rabbi Judah the Prince.
