-
Tractate Berakhot, 2
chapters of Bava
Mezia and the
halachic section of
Qiddushin,
chapter 1. Tuvia's
Gemara Menukad:
includes vowels and
punctuation (Nekudot)...
-
frequently referred to as "sanctification" (Hebrew: קידושין, romanized:
qiddushin), on
account of the
bride becoming "sanctified" (dedicated) to the groom...
- Landy,
Purim and the
Persian Empire, p. 83 Bava
Batra 91a, Ein
Yaakov Qiddushin 70b "The
Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon". cal.huc.edu.
Retrieved 2021-03-01...
- the four-letter Tetragrammaton. In
addition to the Shem haMephorash, b.
Qiddushin 72a
describes a 12-letter name and a 42-letter name. The
medievals debate...
- more
detailed list, is buried.
Kohalit is also
named in b. Qid. 66a (b.
Qiddushin 66a; that is
chapter 66a of
tractate Kiddushin of the
Babylonian Talmud)...
-
Masoretic counts of the letters, words, and
verses in the Bible,
discussed in
Qiddushin 30a. The
language of the
Masoretic notes is
primarily Aramaic but partly...
- very latest. With the
exception of the
Rabbi in the
Jerusalem Talmud (
Qiddushin, 3:12) who
permitted the
child of a
gentile mother and
Jewish father to...
-
variant ʿÔrǝbtāʾ (she-raven) is the name of a
major Nehardean house on b.
Qiddushin 70b; both here and
there it is
given the same
unique mnemonic. MSS variants:...
- "marriage"
within the
context of Judaism, for none of the
elements of
qiddushin (sanctification)
normally ****ociated with
marriage can be
invoked for...
-
other hand, he
noted that
other rabbinical commentaries such as B. and Y.
Qiddushin and
Yevamot claimed "that for
yourselves meant 'as servants.'
Later apologists...
