Similar words: crabbing, grabbing, rabbi, jabbing, tabbing, nabbing, rabbit, stabbing. Meaning: [rə'bɪnɪk] 
adj. of or relating to rabbis or their teachings.
adj. of or relating to rabbis or their teachings. 
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1. In rabbinic canon law, the rabbi explained, human life does not simply begin at conception.
2. The Jewish bible started developing in the Rabbinic period.
3. The term Haggadah is used in rabbinic scholarship.
4. This vast array of Biblical and Rabbinic literature comprises the body of Kosher law.
5. An ancient rabbinic teaching reminds us that we are wealthy when we are happy with what we possess.
6. Uriel is one of the archangels of post-Exilic Rabbinic tradition, and also of certain Christian traditions. His name may have analogies with Uriah.
7. So as Rabbinic ideas and as Rabbinic practices developed in late antiquity,they taught that they should reject the Greek bible,not use the Greek bible.
8. They represent a non- rabbinic form of Judaism and provide a wealth of comparative material for New Testament scholars, including many important parallels to the Jesus movement.
9. Passive scholarship, you see, was not a rabbinic ideal, nor ought it to be the ideal of colleges and universities today, whether they are Jewish or not.
10. Nearly 500 Rabbinic field representatives who are available to visit plants in every part of the globe.
11. His report will be reviewed by the Rabbinic Kashruth Commission.
12. The idea, then as now, in the rabbinic tradition, was that a man obtained righteousness through good works.
13. "Good" was a term not used for rabbis (rabbinic literature supports this), but the term was reserved for God alone,(Sentencedict.com) as Jesus' words indicate.
14. HOW OFTEN WILL A RABBINIC FIELD INSPECTOR VISIT MY PLANT?
15. For years he had been in charge of inviting well-known non-Jews — Protestants, Roman Catholics, occasionally American Muslims — to speak at his national rabbinic organization.
16. But it was read allegorically throughout the church, and even Rabbinic Judaism read the Song of Songs as being about God and people Israel.
17. It was really not until after the Roman destruction of the Second Temple in A. D. 70 that Rabbinic Judaism became dominant and the role of the rabbi made uniform in Jewish communities.
18. Her daughter was the colonel's mother, making him Jewish under rabbinic law.
19. The disciples of Jesus were students who enrolled in Jesus' peripatetic rabbinic school.
20. The Shield of David is not mentioned in ancient rabbinic literature.
21. I'm not going to go into much detail because the way rabbinic Judaism--what you know as Judaism today, if you know anything about it at all, is a result of developments that happened after 70.
22. Upon completion of the signed contract and payment of certification fees, the OU's designated Rabbinic Inspector will review compliance with the signed agreement.
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