rabbinically造句

• Hard and aged cheese has long been rabbinically considered to need extra precaution, on the basis that it might have a much stronger and longer lasting taste; the risk of it leaving a fattier residue has more recently been raised as a concern.
• The first verse of the Shema is recited aloud, simultaneously by the hazzan and the congregation, which responds with the rabbinically instituted " Baruch Shem " ( " Blessed be the Name " ) in silence before continuing the rest of Shema.
• Rather, a " kohen "'s principal religious function is to perform the Priestly Blessing, and, provided he is rabbinically qualified, to serve as an authoritative judge ( " posek " ) and expositor of Jewish halakha law.
• He noted that this approach would cover virtually all cases of inquiry in the types of situations a congregational rabbi would be likely to experience, and suggesting that Conservative rabbis should similarly not abolish or declare opposition to problematic Biblical categories but should rabbinically limit their scope and effect.
• For this reason, this type of aggregation is more properly known as an " eruv chatzerot " ( ), an " aggregation of courtyards, " to distinguish it from other types of rabbinically-ordained mixture procedures that also have the name " eruv ".
• However, the use of a computer would be " Uvdin d'Chol " ( weekday / mundane activities ) which are prohibited rabbinically in order to preserve the spirit of sanctity of the sabbath by preventing one from carrying out unrequired or grueling tasks and weekday-specific activities on the sabbath.
• When the activity desired is itself only rabbinically prohibited, it may be permitted to tell a non-Jew to perform the activity for important reasons, such as a communal benefit ( such as an power outage in the synagogue ) or a " mitzvah " ( such as circumcision ).
• Hundreds of mainstream U . S . companies have found it profitable in recent decades to have their foods rabbinically supervised, and the Orthodox Union alone lets 230, 000 product labels made by 2, 500 companies use its seal, according to Rabbi Yosef Luban, executive rabbinic coordinator of its kashrut division.
• Isaac ben Sheshet's words " today's Kohen who cannot produce his lineage document ", which he intended on using as a sidebar explanation to his final ruling of standard compensation, over time evolved into an underpinning foundation for Poskim who sought to approve Rabbinically-questionable marriages to a Kohen.
• Only a Blilah Aveh is biblically forbidden to be made on the Sabbath while Blilah Racha mixtures are rabbinically forbidden to make without the use of a " shinui ", such as the reversing the adding of the ingredients or mixing in criss-cross motions to differentiate the task, in which case they are permitted.
• Analyzing authorities on the law of " Kevod HaTzibur ", he noted a number of other situations which were rabbinically prohibited due to the " dignity of the congregation ", such as rolling a Torah scroll in front of the congregation or having a person too young to have a beard serve as Hazzan.
• "People have associated kosher with clean and pure, so the audience isn't just Jewish anymore, " said Kaufman, who does 85 percent of her business during the Jewish holidays . " But kosher doesn't ( necessarily ) equal healthy, " she added, holding a piece of rabbinically certified chocolate in her hand.
• In the long study on these matters contained in " "'The Written'as the Vocation of Conceiving Jewishly " " [ McGinley, J W; 2006 ] the hypothesis is offered and defended that " Rabbi Ishmael ben Elisha " ( more often, simply " Rabbi Ishmael " ) is in fact a Rabbinically sanctioned cognomen for Elisha ben Abuyah who apostatized from the Rabbinic Movement.
• It holds that the transfer of an article from a private to a public domain is Biblically forbidden; transferring an article between a semi-public to a private or public domain is Rabbinically prohibited; transferring of an article between an exempt area and any other domain is permissible; carrying an article four " amos " ( about 1.7 m ) may be forbidden in a public or semi-public domain and permitted in a private domain or exempt area; and carrying inside a private domain or between private domains may be permissible.