Rabbis is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RABBIS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RABBI, (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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a Jewish spiritual leader

Words related to RABBIS

rabbi9 rabbies11

Words that contain RABBIS

drabbish16

How to use RABBIS in a sentence

• These often relate the miracles of pretended Christian saints, while he details the wonders performed by Jewish Rabbis.
• Among the Christian Fathers it was much the same as among the Jewish rabbis, in discussions over this question.
• Several rabbis were hired to chant, over the supper-table, prayers composed of portions of Scripture, and legends of the Talmud.
• Until he was sixteen he studied under the Jewish rabbis.
• The Hebrew text of Ben Sira enjoyed wide currency, was frequently quoted by the later rabbis, and was often referred to by later Jewish and Christian writers.
• The Jews intrusted the education of their children to their Rabbis, the most learned and the most honored of their race.
• Possibly the Arabians adopted this notion from the Rabbis, in whose legends jewels are frequently represented as possessing the light-giving property.
• It may appear strange to some readers that the Rabbis should represent the sagacious Solomon in the character of a practitioner of the Black Art.
• I remember meeting two aged rabbis who were seated on stones by the roadside half a mile from the city of Tiberias on the Sea of Galilee.
• Most of the men in it were Pharisees who were themselves rabbis.
• The long-bearded rabbis were standing there, their mouths open in astonishment.
• If the clothing of the Rabbis wears out so quickly, it is again because the demons rub up against them.
• The Jews confessed their sins to their rabbis, and the penance or punishment was commensurate with their guilt.
• The Rabbis, we are told, forbade the children of Israel to puff the fire on the Sabbath with bellows, though they might keep it going by blowing through a straw.
• Only a few of the hundreds of copies in the hands of the people were delivered up, and it was believed that those confiscated by the rabbis found their way again into circulation.
• Some prominent rabbis were teaching their daughters, and the tide seemed evidently turning.
• A translation from the Russian of the apocryphal “Rabbi’s Speech,” with the introductory note as published in Russia by G.
• As the Jewish doctors and rabbis did not believe in Christ, it is evident that they were ignorant of the real significance of the Old Testament.
• Max Lilienthal, one of the most eminent and learned rabbis in the country.
• And the festive company grinned and winked when the pair disappeared, and made jocular quotations from the Old Testament and the Rabbis.
• The Rabbis had modified the Biblical prohibition against having any fire whatever, and allowed it to be kindled by non-Jews.
• The study was a large square room lined with book-shelves and hung with portraits of the great continental Rabbis.
• Did the Rabbis know of it? No, fortunately, else they were so stupid they would have forbidden it.
• It is not even the Rabbis, of whom you speak like an Epicurean.
• The stern granite faces of the old continental Rabbis seemed to frown down on him from the walls and he returned the frown with interest.
• It is because I am with you in admiring the Rabbis that I would undo much of their work.
• The Rabbis constructed a casket, if you will, which kept the jewel safe, though at the cost of concealing its lustre.
• Both old and young spend that day in visits to the graves of our great Rabbis and in picnics on the Mount of Olives or in the cool shade of the many caves in the neighbourhood.
• I am under no restriction, and the rabbis do not bind you against me.
• Probably he meant to be a Jerusalem Rabbi himself, still practising his trade, as the Rabbis usually did.
• Moses may have to climb Pisgah, and with one look at the land which he must never tread, die there alone by the kiss of God, as the Rabbis say.
• And yet when people listened to Jesus, they heard something ringing in His voice that they missed in the rabbis.

Similar words containing RABBI without suffix s

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