rabbinical (Meaning)
rabbinical (a)
of or relating to rabbis or their teachings
rabbinical (a.)
Of or pertaining to the rabbins or rabbis, or pertaining to the opinions, learning, or language of the rabbins.
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rabbinical Sentence Examples
- The rabbinical council convened to discuss pressing theological matters.
- The synagogue's rabbinical leadership guided the congregation through spiritual and communal matters.
- The rabbinical school produced scholars deeply versed in Jewish tradition and law.
- The rabbinical decree forbade the use of certain foods during holidays.
- The rabbinical court adjudicated disputes and provided guidance on religious matters.
- The rabbinical commentary on the Talmud expanded the interpretation of Jewish law.
- The rabbinical assembly elected a new leader to represent the community.
- The rabbinical students engaged in vigorous intellectual debate and analysis.
- The rabbinical leaders recognized the importance of social justice and community engagement.
- The rabbinical tradition served as a vital force in preserving and transmitting Jewish knowledge and practices.
FAQs About the word rabbinical
of or relating to rabbis or their teachingsOf or pertaining to the rabbins or rabbis, or pertaining to the opinions, learning, or language of the rabbins.
evangelical, evangelic, pastoral, apostolic, clerical, canonical, religious, episcopal, ministerial, patriarchal
temporal, lay,secular, temporal, lay, secular,profane, nonchurch, nonchurch, nonsectarian
The rabbinical council convened to discuss pressing theological matters.
The synagogue's rabbinical leadership guided the congregation through spiritual and communal matters.
The rabbinical school produced scholars deeply versed in Jewish tradition and law.
The rabbinical decree forbade the use of certain foods during holidays.
