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Those who attack the Talmud frequently cite ancient rabbinic sources without noting subsequent developments in Jewish thought.Talmud = the collection of ancient writings on Jewish law and tradition that constitute the basis of religious authority in Orthodox Judaism
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It sounded a little like the questions Papa quoted from the Talmud.† (source)
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"Of course," he said, "there's a provision for this in the Talmud."† (source)
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I didn't have a chance personally to say good-bye to Schindler, but I joined with all the other workers in presenting him with a ring, made from a prisoner's gold tooth, which bore an inscription in Hebrew from the Talmud: "He who saves a life saves the world entire."† (source)
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Amused by the thought that the entire Talmud and the Old Testament might be nothing more than a cosmic shaggy-dog story.† (source)
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And their critical advantage in climbing the professional ladder wasn't the intellectual rigor you get from studying the Talmud.† (source)
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The student of Talmud, the child I was, had been consumed by the flames.† (source)Talmud = the collection of ancient writings on Jewish law and tradition that constitute the basis of religious authority in Orthodox Judaism
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Some of what he told me was moral in nature, rooted in the teachings of the Talmud; and they were probably the same things most parents said to their children.† (source)
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Just like someone wrote the Quran, and the Talmud.† (source)
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"I forgot what it was like to study Talmud," he said excitedly.† (source)
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I saw shadowy rooms paneled in dark walnut and furnished with cumbersome pieces in mission oak; on one table would be the menorah, its candles in orderly array but unlit, while nearby on another table would be the Torah, or perhaps the Talmud, opened to a page which had just undergone pious scrutiny by the elder Lapidus.† (source)
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She apparently had some objection to taking part in the proceedings, which had caused Benny to make obscurely sarcastic remarks about people who still took the Talmud seriously.† (source)
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Having been examined in his godly skills by the rabbi, who then authorized him to slaughter acceptable animals according to the Law of Moses and the regulations of the Talmud, Elia Naphta was himself filled with a quiet religiosity; there had been something priestly about him and his blue eyes, which, as his son described them, had glittered like stars and radiated a solemnity recalling ancient times when the slaughtering of animals had indeed been the duty of priests.† (source)
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The Jew born in sight of the Temple despised these brethren of the north; but the Talmud itself has said, "The Galilean loves honor, and the Jew money."† (source)
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"I swear by the Talmud," said the Jew, "that your valour has been misled in that matter.† (source)
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I continued to devote myself to my studies, Talmud during the day and Kabbalah at night.† (source)
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