- The
Prozbul (Hebrew: פרוזבול,
borrowed from Koinē Gr****: προσβολή) was
established in the
waning years of the
Second Temple of
Jerusalem by
Hillel the...
-
decrees handed down in his name. The most
famous of his
enactments was the
Prozbul, an
institution that, in
spite of the law
concerning cancellation of debts...
- of Hanukkah, to byp****ing the
Biblical ban on
charging interest via the
Prozbul, and up to the 1950
marital rules standardized by the
Chief Rabbinate of...
-
introduced by
Hillel had Gr**** names, most
famously the
Talmudic notion of
Prozbul, from
Koine Gr**** προσβολή, "to deliver":
Unlike literary Hebrew, po****r...
- were forgiven)
Yovel ("Jubilee" year at end of
seven agricultural cycles)
Prozbul (a
Jewish writ
making loans ineligible for cancellation) "Ezekiel 18:13"...
-
without a
formal oath. (4:3)
Witnesses must sign the
divorce do****ent. (4:3)
Prozbul was instituted. (4:3) If an
enslaver set
aside an
enslaved person as a...
- that
enabled the byp****ing of
prohibitions in the Pentateuch, like the
Prozbul or
Heter I'ska. In 1948, when
employing those was
first debated, Rabbi...
- remitted.
Around the
beginning of the 1st
century CE
Hillel established the
prozbul loophole which enabled lenders to
offer loans which could not be remitted...
-
debts applies only to
debts between Jews, to
develop a
device known as
prozbul in
which the debt is
transferred to a beth din. When owed to the court...
-
established to
allow a
creditor to
reclaim a debt
after the
Sabbatical year (
Prozbul). The laws are
derived from the
Torah in
Exodus 23:10–11,
Leviticus 25:1–7...
