mischna (Meaning)
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mischna (n.)
See Mishna.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mischna
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mischna Sentence Examples
- The Mishnah, a foundational text of Jewish law, consists of teachings transmitted orally for centuries.
- Scholars of the Mishnah sought to preserve the wisdom of the sages while adapting it to changing circumstances.
- The Mishnah is divided into six orders, covering topics such as civil law, family affairs, and religious practices.
- The study of the Mishnah became a central part of Jewish education, with commentaries and interpretations emerging over time.
- The Mishnah reflects the diverse perspectives and legal principles of the Pharisaic tradition.
- The Mishnah was later expanded and elaborated upon in the Babylonian Talmud, a comprehensive compilation of rabbinic discussions.
- The Mishnah laid the groundwork for later Jewish legal development and continues to be an influential text today.
- Modern scholars use the Mishnah to gain insights into the social, cultural, and legal context of ancient Judea.
- The Mishnah empowers Jews to understand and practice their faith according to the teachings of the sages.
- The Mishnah is a living tradition that continues to guide and inspire Jewish communities worldwide.
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See Mishna.
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The Mishnah, a foundational text of Jewish law, consists of teachings transmitted orally for centuries.
Scholars of the Mishnah sought to preserve the wisdom of the sages while adapting it to changing circumstances.
The Mishnah is divided into six orders, covering topics such as civil law, family affairs, and religious practices.
The study of the Mishnah became a central part of Jewish education, with commentaries and interpretations emerging over time.
