Word: talmudically
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Orthodox students tend to be very observant of the laws of the Talmud, and consequently usually eat only Kosher meals and sometimes attend services three times...
...weep even though his heart would "break into a hundred thousand flaws." "I was telling myself I have to be creative," Feuerstein later told the New York Times. "Maybe there's some way to get out of it." Feuerstein, who reads from both his beloved Shakespeare and the Talmud almost every night, has never been one to run away, even though he wears sneakers with his suits. When many other textile manufacturers in New England fled to the South and to foreign countries, Malden Mills stayed put. When a reliance on fake fur bankrupted the company for a brief period...
...clan, also known as the Hasmoneans, a spokeswoman for the Antiquities Authority said today. "It's a very important find," says TIME science writer Michael Lemonick. "Over and over in the last few years, archaeologists have stumbled onto evidence which shows that the stories in the Bible and the Talmud are not just myth, but are about real people. They have discovered a golden calf similar to the one Moses got angry about when he came down from the mountain with the ten commandments. They have found evidence that the walls of Jericho did indeed come tumbling down. They...
...clan, also known as the Hasmoneans, a spokeswoman for the Antiquities Authority said today. "It's a very important find," says TIME science writer Michael Lemonick. "Over and over in the last few years, archaeologists have stumbled onto evidence which shows that the stories in the Bible and the Talmud are not just myth, but are about real people. They have discovered a golden calf similar to the one Moses got angry about when he came down from the mountain with the ten commandments. They have found evidence that the walls of Jericho did indeed come tumbling down. They...
After graduating from high school, Geller spent a year in an all-boys religious school--or "yeshiva"--in Israel where he studied Talmud from 6:30 a.m. to midnight...