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Rabbis are primarily teachers. However, they can specialise in different fields of Judaism, some lead congregations, others are counselors, legal experts, etc.

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Should a person have the title of a rabbi?

You first have to be ordained as a rabbi.


Do rabbis have to go to school to become a rabbi or ordained rabbi?

Yes, in order to use the title of 'Rabbi', a person must receive their 'smicha' through a Jewish religious school (Yeshiva).


How old is a rabbi?

Usually, rabbis become ordained during their late 20s and early 30s.


Are females allowed to serve as rabbi's?

yes Yes, as of the 1970's, there have been women ordained as rabbis.


Do you have to have a title if you are ordained?

No, you do not need to have a title if you are ordained. Some ordained individuals may choose to use titles like Reverend, Pastor, or Rabbi, but it is not a requirement. The title is a personal choice and may vary depending on the religious tradition or organization.


When did Jesus become a rabbi?

Jesus is often referred to as a rabbi due to his teaching and interpretation of Jewish law, although the exact moment he assumed this role is not clearly defined in the Gospels. He likely began his public ministry around the age of 30, during which he gathered followers and taught in synagogues and public spaces. His teachings and practices aligned with those of a rabbi, even if he was not formally ordained in the traditional sense.


Who was a Jewish scholar?

Any Jew who observed and studied the Written and Oral Torah, whether or not ordained as a Rabbi, was (and is) a Jewish scholar.


What is ordained Vocation?

An ordained vocation typically refers to a calling to religious ministry or service within a specific faith tradition. It involves receiving official recognition, such as being ordained as a priest, minister, rabbi, or cleric, to carry out specific religious duties and responsibilities within a religious community.


Why do Jews need a rabbi?

Jews do not "need" a rabbi in order to worship, as worship and a Jewish lifestyle can be carried out without one - a rabbi's role is similar but not identical to that of a priest. However, in order to be ordained as a rabbi, rabbinical students must achieve an in-depth and detailed knowledge and understanding of Jewish history, law and faith - as such, they are extremely useful as experts on various Jewish matters and as a sort of community leader.


What religion has a rabbi?

The answer that you're looking for is Judaism, but actually, the person who leads the prayers in Judaism is not required to be an ordained Rabbi. Rather, they need a working familiarity with the prayers, with any relevant melodies, and with relevant Jewish laws. See also:Prayer in Judaism


Who is Jeni Friedman?

Jeni Friedman is the associate Rabbi at Temple Beth Sholom in Roslyn Heights, New York. She is from Edmonton and was ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary


What is the role of a ordained rabbi?

A Rabbi is a Jewish teacher, but rabbis in modern times also have other functions:Prayer leader (including weddings and funerals)Kosher food supervision (orthodox rabbis only)Religious counselingReligious school principals