She was studying intensive rabbinic texts.

In it, he argues that ancient rabbinic texts possess organic, experiential consistency despite the sometimes non-linear character they possess.

These two volumes represent Kadushin's efforts to apply his system of hermeneutics to classic rabbinic texts.

"There were no happier days," declares the Mishnah Ta'anit, a rabbinic text written in the third century.

Lustiger, unlike other leading twentieth-century French bishops, did not draw noticeably on patristic writings and was more sensitive to rabbinic texts.

He recruited some students who did not have a strong background in rabbinic texts but were instead interested in political activism.

But difficulty also inheres in the rabbinic texts as they tend to be uncompromising in their incessant drive to sanctify the great name of God.

Born in the challenge of applying theory to practice, Chełm stories continue the dialogue between rabbinic texts and their manifestation or employment in the daily arena.

This interpretive progression born in biblical or rabbinic text is a defining characteristic of the aggadic, midrashic tradition.

The term Halakha may refer to a single law, to the literary corpus of rabbinic legal texts, or to the overall system of religious law.