rabbinical school
Where rabbis study
A rabbinical school is an institution that trains students to become rabbis—Jewish religious leaders and teachers.
The curriculum typically includes Talmud, Jewish law, Hebrew texts, and pastoral skills.
Students emerge ordained and qualified to lead congregations, perform rituals, and interpret Jewish tradition: She's in her third year at rabbinical school.
- ResponsaRabbinical legal rulings collection
- MidrashRabbinic biblical commentary tradition
- JudaismReligion following Mosaic law
- Orthodox JudaismStrict adherence to Mosaic law
- Conservative JudaismModerate Jewish religious movement
Torah · Hebrew Bible · Halakha · Jewish law · Mishnah · Yeshiva · Torah study · Hebrew language · Jewish holidays · Jewish history · Talmud · Diaspora · Zionism · pastoral care · Jewish community · bar mitzvah · bat mitzvah · High Holidays
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Institution for theological education
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