Rabbi is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RABBI in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Hebrew) a Jewish expounder or doctor of the law, also RABBIN
• a Jewish scholar or teacher, especially one who studies or teaches Jewish law.
• a person appointed as a Jewish religious leader.
• Master; lord; teacher; -- a Jewish title of respect or honor for a teacher or doctor of the law.
• spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation; qualified to expound and apply Jewish law
• a Hebrew title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher
• Jewish spiritual leader
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a Jewish spiritual leader

Words related to RABBI

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Words that contain RABBI

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How to use RABBI in a sentence

• Travels of Rabbi Benjamin from Spain to China, in the Twelfth Century VI.
• The Jewesses brought our Oriental rabbi, declaring him to know everything, and that his garments smelt of the Holy City.
• The darkness grew less, and the astonished Rabbi, lifting up his eyes, found that they had come to the gates of a city which he had never before seen.
• Leo Merzbacher, first Rabbi, 1845-56, and to his successors, Dr.
• She was hoping that the rabbi would build for my brother and me a framework through which we could view our mystical quest.
• The ideas of the poem are drawn largely from the writings of Rabbi Ben Ezra.
• Walking through one of the courts, they noticed a group of people gathered around a rabbi.
• Rabbi Jehosha ben Levi once besought the angel of death to take him up, ere he died, to catch a glimpse of Paradise.
• What mysterious power had compelled him to follow this strange Rabbi? Since then he himself had often preached the gospel of the Kingdom which he had learned from Jesus.
• Hannen The address delivered last evening in the Jewish synagogue evidently disturbed some of the people, including the revered rabbi who called upon me this afternoon.
• Jack of Oxford University, Rabbi Stephen Wise of New York, Dr.
• At the same time I sang on Saturdays at the Synagogue in Mission street, Rabbi Bettelheim, with the members of Calvary choir, excepting the soprano.
• Among them were Rabbi Friedlander, Major Sherman, Alfred Wilkie, Judge Gibson, Rev.
• Freidlander, Rabbi, Jewish, Fourteenth street, Oakland.
• Levy, Rabbi, Jewish Synagogue, Mason street, San Francisco.
• A modern Rabbi, Manasseh Ben Israel, says it was always the belief of the Hebrews.
• Gamaliel, the Rabbi, taught Paul the Kabalah, 769-u.
• Siphra de Zeniutha, the Commentary of Rabbi Chajun Vital, 794-m.
• He read Hebrew with a Jewish rabbi, but that was after he had learned the language.
• Some women remain longer in those hysterical attacks than others, and Rabbi Moses mentions some who lay in the fit for two days.
• Only, in his case the Rabbi consulted had advised his father to go into the woods and call his new-born son by the name of the first animal that he saw.
• As the proverb says, if I were a Rabbi the town would burn.
• Ah, if I only had money! And money I should have, if these English Jews were not so stupid and if they elected me Chief Rabbi.
• Every Jew is in as direct relation with God as the Chief Rabbi.
• The vast crowd looked upon that strange figure with a sort of pleased wonder, and the Rabbi seemed almost unconscious of their presence.
• But beyond this we have the express denial, made on the spot and at the time, by Rabbi Manasseh ben Israel himself.
• The dead child of the Rabbi Elcazer talked to Saint Augustine.
• At Ecbatana dwells Rabbi Ben Isaac, who all men excels In righteousness and wisdom, as the trees Of Lebanon the small weeds that the bees Bow with their weight.
• The story takes a peculiar form in the Travels of Rabbi Benjamin of Tudela.
• An ideal example of a life given to God was seen in their Rabbi Abraham, who, though still a young man, was famed far and wide for his learning.
• The Rabbi ascended this with his wife, looked around on every side, and gazed on the stars.
• Rabbi Akiba, the wise and dearly-loved Jewish scholar, was taken prisoner and scourged, until he expired under his sufferings.
• We then went on to the grave of Rabbi Shiman, which was in a beautiful, cool, and shady spot.
• The white light from the day without revealed to him in a few steps, a veiled woman, a deformed old man and a young rabbi.
• If at times he argued like a Rabbi, these frigid debates were as acceptable to ancient Jews as they are to modern Scotsmen.
• A distinguished Jewish Rabbi, long a resident minister of his faith in that city, was called, to minister in a synagogue in the city of New York.

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