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Rabbis:
Pre-Mishnaic (Zugot) |
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Avtalyon |
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rabbinic sage in the early pre-Mishnaic era. convert to
Judaism. |
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Ben Sira |
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2nd century BCE, Egypt, ethics and wisdom teacher - Apocryphal |
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Eliezer ben Jose |
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(?-c.160), famous for Baraita of Thirty-Two mitzvoth. |
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Shemaya |
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rabbinic sage in the early pre-Mishnaic era. A convert to
Judaism. |
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Shimon
ben Shetach |
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(c.120-40 BCE) was a Pharisee scholar and Nasi of the
Sanhedrin |
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Rabbis: Mishnaic (Tannaim) |
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Rabbi Akiva |
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1st century Judea, central scholar in Mishnah |
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Hillel
the Elder |
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1st century BCE, in
Judea, considered the greatest sage of the Second Temple period. 31BCE-9CE |
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Judah
haNasi |
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2nd century, Judah the Prince, in Judea, redactor (editor) of
the Mishnah |
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Shammai |
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1st century BCE, in Judea, key scholar in Mishnah |
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Shimon
bar Yochai |
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1st century mystic, reputed author of the |
Zohar |
Rashbi |
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Yohanan
ben Zakkai |
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1st century sage in Judea, key to the development of the
Mishnah |
RWN |
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Rabbis: Talmudic (Amoraim) |
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Amora |
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Abaye |
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3rd century Talmudist |
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Abba Arika |
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known as ''Rav'', last
''Tanna'', first ''Amora''. Moved from Israel to Babylon, 3rd century. |
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Abbahu |
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4th century Talmudist |
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Eleazar
Kalir |
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early Talmudic liturgist and poet |
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Hamnuna |
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Several rabbis in the Talmud had this name. |
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Hillel |
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son of Gamaliel III, 3rd
century, in Judea, grandson of Judah ha-Nasi, and younger brother of Judah
Nesiah |
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Hillel II |
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4th century creator of
the Hebrew calendar, in Judea, son of Judah Nesiah, grandson of Gamaliel IV
320CE-365CE |
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Judah II |
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3rd century sage, sometimes called ''Judah Nesi'ah'' and
''Rebbi'' like his grandfather |
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Judah III |
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4th century scholar, son of Gamaliel IV, and grandson of Judah
II |
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Rabbah
bar Nahmani |
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Rav Ashi |
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5th century Babylonian Talmudic sage - primary redactor of the
Babylonian Talmud |
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Rav Nachman |
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Rav Papa |
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Rav Yosef |
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Rava |
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important ''Amora'' |
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Ravina |
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primary aide to Rav Ashi in the redaction of the Babylonian
Talmud 550 |
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Resh Lakish |
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Shmuel
(Talmud) |
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rabbi of Nehardea, physician |
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Yochanan |
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primary author of the Jerusalem Talmud |
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Rav Jonah |
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Rabbis:
Middle Ages |
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Rishonim |
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Abba Mari |
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13th century French Talmudist |
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Isaac Abravanel |
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15th century philosopher and Torah commentator |
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Jacob Berab |
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15th-16th century proponent of Semichah (Ordination) |
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Abraham
ibn Daud |
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12th century Spanish philosopher |
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Obadiah
ben Abraham |
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15th century commentator on the Mishnah |
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Abraham
ben David |
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1100s, France. |
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Abraham
ibn Ezra |
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12th century Spanish-North African biblical commentator, poet,
philosopher |
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Amram Gaon |
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9th century organizer of the ''siddur'' |
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Asher
ben Jehiel |
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13th century German-Spanish Talmudist |
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Hai Gaon |
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11th century Babylonian Gaon |
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Bahya
ibn Paquda |
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11th century Spanish philosopher, moralist, |
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Chananel
Ben Chushiel |
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10th century Tunisian Talmudist |
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Dunash
ben Labrat |
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10th century grammarian, poet, |
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Eliezer
ben Nathan |
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12th century poet and pietist |
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Hasdai
Crescas |
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Spanish talmudist, philosopher, statesman, |
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Rabbenu
Gershom |
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11th century German Talmudist, legalist |
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Levi ben
Gershon |
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14th century French Talmudist, philosopher, |
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Hillel
ben Eliakim |
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12th century Talmudist and disciple of ''Rashi'' |
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Isaac
Alfasi |
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12th century North
African and Spanish Talmudist and Halakhist; author of "Sefer
Ha-halachot". |
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Jacob
ben Asher |
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14th century German-Spanish Halakhist |
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Joseph Albo |
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15th century Spain |
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Moses de
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13th century Spanish Rabbi and Kabalist, |
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Joseph
ibn Migash |
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12th century Spanish
Talmudist and Rosh Yeshiva; teacher of Maimon, father of Maimonides |
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Moses
Maimonides |
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13th century Spanish-North African Talmudist, philosopher, and
law codifier |
Rambam, Moshe ben Maimon |
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Mordecai
ben Hillel |
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13th century German Halakhist |
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Nahmanides |
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13th century Spanish and Holy Land mystic, talmudist, |
Ramban, Nahmanides, Moshe
ben Nahmaqn |
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Nissim
Ben Jacob |
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10th century Tunisian Talmudist |
Rav Nissim Gaon |
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Nissim
of Gerona |
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14th century Halakhist and Talmudist |
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Rashi |
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11th century Talmudist, the primary commentator of Talmud (1040-1106) French-born |
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Solomon ben Yizchak |
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Elazar
Rokeach |
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12th century German rabbinic scholar |
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Saadia Gaon |
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10th century Exilarch, leader of Babylonian Jewry,
philosopher, |
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Ibn Tibbon |
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a family of 12th and 13th century Spanish and French scholars,
tranlators, and leaders |
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Samuel ben Judah ibn Tibbon |
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12th-13th century French Maimonidean philosopher, translator, |
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Tosafists |
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11th, 12th and 13th century Talmudic scholars in France and
Germany |
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Yehuda
Halevi |
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12th century Spanish philosopher, poet, |
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Rabbis:
16th - 18th centuries |
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Achronim |
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Rabbis: 16th - 17th centuries |
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Jacob
Abendana |
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17th century Sephardic rabbi in England |
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Isaac
Aboab da Fonseca |
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Portuguese-born Dutch
scholar and Kabbalist, first Rabbi in the Americas |
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Bezalel
Ashkenazi |
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16th century Talmudist |
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Yair
Bacharach |
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17th century German Talmudist |
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Moses
ben Jacob Cordovero |
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16th century Holy Land Kabbalistic scholar |
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Hillel
ben Naphtali Zevi |
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17th century Lithuanian scholar |
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Samuel
Edels |
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16th century Talmudist |
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Kalonymus
Haberkasten |
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16th century Polish rabbi; Rosh Yeshiva of many great Rishonim |
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David
HaLevi Segal |
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16th century Halakhist, major commentatry on the Shulchan
Aruch |
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Isaiah
Horowitz |
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16th century Kabbalist and Author - Eastern Europe and Israel |
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Moses
Isserles |
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Polish-born 16th century Polish legal scholar, author of
''Ha-mappah'' |
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Joseph
ben Ephraim Karo |
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16th century Spanish and
Land of Israel legal codifier of the Shulchan Aruch - code of Torah Law |
Joseph Caro |
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Meir Lublin |
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16th century Posek and Talmudist |
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Isaac Luria |
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16th century Holy Land mystic, founder of Lurianic Kabbalah |
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Solomon
Luria |
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16th century Posek and Talmudist |
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Menasseh
Ben Israel |
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17th century Dutch rabbi and advocate of resettlement in
England |
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Shalom
Shachna |
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16th century Polish Talmudist; Rosh Yeshiva of several great
Rishonim |
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Judah
Low ben Bezalel |
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16th century Prague mystic and Talmudist |
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Obadiah
ben Jacob Sforno |
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16th century Italian scholar and rationalist |
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Sforno |
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15th, 16th, and 17th century family of Italian Torah scholars
and philosophers |
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Shlomo
Ephraim Luntschitz |
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16th-17th century Torah commentator |
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Herschel ben Avram |
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16th century Torah and Talmud commentator |
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Hayyim
ben Joseph Vital |
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16th Kabbalist |
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Mordecai
Yoffe |
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16th-17th century Polish rabbi, codifier of halakha |
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Levush |
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Menahen Ben Elhanan Rizzolo |
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16th-17th century French rabbi, manuscript of Rizzolo
containing halakic decisions |
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Rabbis: 18 century |
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Chaim
Joseph David Azulai |
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Sephardi rabbi, bibliographer, |
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Raphael
Berdugo |
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Moroccan rabbi in Meknes, |
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Haim
Isaac Carigal |
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Haim Isaac Carigal, rabbi
in Newport, Rhode Island in 1773 who became great influence on Reverend Ezra
Stiles, and therefore on Yale University |
Dov
Ber of Mezritch |
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18th century Eastern European mystic, primary disciple of the
''Baal Shem Tov'' |
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Maggid |
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Vilna Gaon |
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18th century Talmudist and mystic, Lithuanian leader of the
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Elijah ben Solomon |
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Jacob Emden |
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18th century German Talmudist, mystic, |
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Israel
ben Eliezer |
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18th century mystic, founder of Hasidic Judaism |
Baal
Shem Tov |
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Aaron Hart |
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Aaron Hart, Chief rabbi of United Kingdom |
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David
Hassine |
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David Hassine, Moroccan Jewish poet |
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Yechezkel
Landau |
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18th century Posek and Talmudist |
Noda Bihudah |
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Moshe
Chaim Luzzatto |
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18th century Italian ethicist, philosopher, and mystic. |
Ramchal |
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Hart Lyon |
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Chief rabbi of United Kingdom |
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David Nieto |
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Italian-born English rabbi, |
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Isaac Nieto |
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English rabbi |
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Shneur
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18th century mystic and Talmudist, founder of Chabad Hasidism |
Alter Rebbe of Chabad |
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Akiva Eiger |
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Akiva Eiger, 18th century Talmudist, and communal leader |
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Elimelech
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(''Noam Elimelech'') 18th century Polish mystic and Hasid |
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Levi Yitzchok of Berditchev |
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18th century Polish Hassidic Leader |
Kedushas Leivi |
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Shalom
Sharabi |
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Yemenite rabbi and Kabbalist |
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Orthodox
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Ortodox Judaism |
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Orthodox Rabbis: 19th century |
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Barnett
Abrahams |
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Principal of Jews'
College |
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Nathan
Marcus Adler |
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Chief Rabbi of the British Empire |
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Yehudah
Aryeh Leib Alter |
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Gerrer Rebbe |
Sfas Emes |
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Benjamin
Artom |
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Haham of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews |
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Joshua
Berdugo |
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19th century Rabbi in Meknes |
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Salomon
Berdugo |
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Salomon Berdugo 19th century Rabbi in Meknes |
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Naftali
Zvi Yehuda Berlin |
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19th century head of Volozhin yeshiva in Lithuania |
Netziv, Ha'emek Davar |
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Avrohom
Bornsztajn |
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Sochatshover Rebbe |
Avnei Neizer |
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Zvi
Hirsch Chajes |
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Galician talmudic scholar, |
Maharatz Chayes |
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Ben Ish Hai |
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Yosef Chayim, Iraqi halakhist and preacher |
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Yehoshua
Leib Diskin |
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Rabbi in Shklov, Brisk and Jerusalem |
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Yechiel
Michel Epstein |
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19th-20th century halakhist and ''posek'' (decisor) |
Aruch ha-Schulchan |
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Jacob
Ettlinger |
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19th century German scholar and opponent of Reform |
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Jacob of
Lissa |
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Galician Halakhist |
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Azriel
Hildesheimer |
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19th century German rabbi and philosopher |
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Samson
Raphael Hirsch |
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19th century German rabbi, founder of the ''Torah im Derech
Eretz'' movement |
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Solomon
Herschell |
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19th century British Chief rabbi |
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Zvi
Hirsch Kalischer |
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German rabbi, |
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Chaim Zundl Maccoby |
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the Kamenitzer Magid |
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Meir Lob Jehiel
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19th century Russian preacher and scholar |
The Malbim |
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Raphael Meldola |
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Sephardic rabbi in London, |
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Frederick
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Sephardic rabbi in London and America |
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Nachman
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19th century Ukrainian Hasidic ''rebbe'' and mystic |
Reb Nachman |
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Yisrael
Lipkin Salanter |
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Lithuanian-born 19th century Lithuanian ethicist, moralist, |
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Dovber
Schneuri |
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19th century Russian second ''Rebbe'' of Chabad |
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Menachem Mendel Schneersohn |
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19th century Russian third ''Rebbe'' of Lubavitch |
Tzemach Tzedek |
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Shmuel
Schneersohn |
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19th century Russian fourth ''Rebbe'' of Lubavitch |
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Yaakov
Chaim Sofer |
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Baghdadi rabbi, author of ''Kaf ha-Chaim'' |
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Moses Sofer |
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19th century Hungarian rabbi |
Chatam Sofer |
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Chaim
Soloveitchik |
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19th century Eastern European rabbi |
Brisker Rov |
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Orthodox Rabbis: 20th century |
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Haredi Rabbis |
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Yehezkel
Abramsky |
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Belarusian-born British rabbi, Talmud scholar, |
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Yisrael
Abuhatzeira |
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20th century Kabbalist |
Baba Sali |
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Eliyahu
Eliezer Dessler |
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20th century religious philosopher and ethicist |
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Yosef
Sholom Eliashiv |
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20th century Haredi leader in Israel |
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Baruch
Epstein |
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20th century Lithuanian Torah commentator |
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Moshe
Mordechai Epstein |
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20th century Talmudist and co-head of Slabodka Yehiva |
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Moshe
Feinstein |
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20th century Russian-American legal scholar and Talmudist |
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Tzvi
Hirsch Ferber |
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20th century author, leader and renowned scholar |
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Nosson Tzvi Finkel |
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early 20th century founder of Slabodka Yeshiva, Lithuania, |
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Rogatchover
Gaon |
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Talmudist and Hasidic leader |
Rav Yosef Rozen |
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Boruch
Greenfeld |
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20th century Hasidic mystic and scholar, author of ''Ohel
Boruch'' |
Reb Boruch Hermenshtater |
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Yitzchok
Hutner |
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20th century European-born, American and Israeli Rosh Yeshiva |
Pachad Yitzchok |
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Yisrael
Meir Kagan |
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20th century Polish legalist and moralist |
Chofetz
Chaim |
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Aryeh
Kaplan |
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American 20th century writer, mystic, |
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Avraham Yeshayahu Karelitz |
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20th century Haredi leader in Israel |
Chazon Ish |
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Nissim
Karelitz |
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20th century Haredi leader in Israel |
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Aharon
Kotler |
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20th century Lithuanian scholar, founder of Lakewood Yeshiva
in US |
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Chaim
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Polish-born Chief Rabbi of Antwerpen (Belgium), |
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Michel
Yehuda Lefkowitz |
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Isser
Zalman Meltzer |
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renowned Lithuanian Rosh Yeshiva |
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Shraga
Feivel Mendlowitz |
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Hungarian-born American head of Yeshiva Torah Vodaath in the
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Shulem
Moshkovitz |
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Shotzer Rebbe, Hasidic rebbe in London |
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Chanoch
Dov Padwa |
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rabbinical head of UOHC, London |
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Elazar
Shach |
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Lithuanian-born 20th century Haredi leader in Israel, |
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Chaim
Pinchas Scheinberg |
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Polish-born American dean of Torah Ohr Yeshiva, Jerusalem |
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Sholom
Dovber Schneersohn |
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20th century Russian fifth ''Rebbe'' of Lubavitch |
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Joseph
Isaac Schneersohn |
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20th century sixth ''Rebbe'' of Lubavitch |
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Menachem
Mendel Schneersohn |
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20th century Hasidic mystic and scholar, seventh Chabad
''Rebbe'' |
Lubavicher Rebbe |
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Joseph ben Yehuda Leib Shapotshnick |
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20th century British rabbi |
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Shimon
Shkop |
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famed Rosh Yeshiva in Telz and Grodno |
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Aharon
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Belarusian-born Israeli haredi rabbi, posek, |
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Meir
Simcha of Dvinsk |
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Lithuanian-Latvian Talmudist and communal leader |
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Joel
Teitelbaum |
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20th century Hasidic Hungarian-American ''rebbe'' known for
anti-Zionism |
Satmar Rebbe |
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Chaim Michael Dov Weissmandl |
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20th century European scholar involved in rescue efforts
during the Holocaust |
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Modern and Zionist Leaders |
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Hermann
Adler |
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Chief Rabbi of the British Empire |
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Meir Berlin |
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20th century religious Zionist leader |
Bar Ilan |
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Sir Israel
Brodie |
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Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth |
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Isidore
Epstein |
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Lithuanian-born Principal of Jews' College, London, |
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Moses
Gaster |
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Romanian-born ''Haham'' of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews of
Britain, |
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Sir
Hermann Gollancz |
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British rabbi, scholar, |
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Joseph
H. Hertz |
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Chief Rabbi of the British Empire |
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Shmuel
Yitzchak Hillman |
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British rabbi and dayan |
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Moses
Hyamson |
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British rabbi |
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Binyamin
Kahane |
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American-born Israeli leader of ''Kahane Chai'' party |
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Meir Kahane |
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20th century founder of
the American ''Jewish Defense League'' and the Israeli ''Kach'' party |
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Abraham
Isaac Kook |
RWC |
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20th century philosopher and mystic, first chief rabbi of
Palestine |
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Baron
Immanuel Jakobovits |
RW5 |
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Img |
German-born Chief Rabbi of Great Britain and Commonwealth
1967-91 |
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Chalom
Messas |
|
chief Rabbi of Morocco and Jerusalem |
|
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David
Messas |
|
chief Rabbi of Paris. |
|
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Baron
Jonathan Sacks |
RW5 |
|
Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth |
|
|
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David
Silverman |
|
Outreach Rabbi with the Atlanta Scholars Kollel |
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Simeon
Singer |
RW5 |
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Img |
editor of the United Synagogue prayer book |
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Joseph
Soloveitchik |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
Polish/Belarusian-born American religious philosopher, |
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Selig Starr |
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Img |
American rabbi of Chicago, |
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Orthodox
Rabbis: Contemporary |
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Haredi Rabbis |
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Gerrer
Rebbes |
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Ger (Hasidic dynasty)
Polish Hasidic dynasty now in Israel, followers also in the US and UK |
|
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Vizhnitzer
Rebbes |
|
Vizhnitz Romanian dynasty of Hasidic ''rebbes'' in Israel and
the US |
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Shlomo Amar |
|
HW |
Img |
Moroccan-born Israeli Sefardi Chief Rabbi of Israel 2003-13, |
|
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Avrohom
Blumenkrantz |
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posek and kashrut authority |
|
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Meir
Brandsdorfer |
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member of the Badatz (rabbinical court) of the Edah
HaChareidis |
|
|
|
Yosef
Shalom Eliashiv |
|
Israeli rabbi and ''de facto'' rabbinical leader of the
chareidi world |
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Menachem
Genack |
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Orthodox Union|OU |
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Yitzchak
Kadouri |
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Img |
leading 20th century Kabbalist (deceased) |
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Yaakov
Kamenetsky |
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rabbinical leader and educationalist |
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Nissim
Karelitz |
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Img |
respected Israeli chareidi leader |
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Israel Kirzner |
RWF |
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British-born South African American economist, rabbi, |
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|
Yona
Metzger |
RWC |
|
Img |
Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Israel 2003-13, |
|
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Israel
Meir Lau |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
Polish-born Israeli Ashkenazi Chieff Rabbi 1993-2003, |
|
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|
Chanoch
Dov Padwa |
|
Img |
rabbinical head of the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
|UOHC, London |
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Yissachar Dov Rokeach (II) |
|
Belzer Rebbe |
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Moshe Sacks |
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Satmar posek. |
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Chaim
Pinchas Scheinberg |
|
Img |
Polish-born American dean of Torah Ohr Yeshiva, Jerusalem |
|
|
|
Adin
Steinsaltz |
RWF |
|
Img |
21st century Israeli Talmud scholar, philosopher, translator, |
|
|
|
Moshe
Teitelbaum |
|
Satmar Rebbe (deceased) |
|
|
|
Avraham
Yitzchak Ulman |
|
member of the Badatz (rabbinical court) of the Edah
HaChareidis |
|
|
|
Ovadia
Yosef |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
Iraqi-Israeli former
Israel Sephardic Chief Rabbi, legal scholar, "de facto" authority
of Sephardic Jewry |
|
|
Amnon
Yitzhak |
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leading 'baal teshuva Rabbi' in Israel |
|
|
|
Avigdor
Nevenzahl |
|
Chief Rabbi of the old city of Jerusalem |
|
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|
Modern Orthodox |
|
Modern Ortodox |
|
David Bigman |
|
Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivat Maale Gilboa |
|
|
|
Levi
Brackman |
|
British-born rabbi |
|
|
|
David Bar Hayim |
|
founder of Machon Ben
Yishai, Proponent of Nusach Eretz Yisrael [http://www.torahlight.com] |
|
|
|
Mordechai
Breuer |
RW5 |
HW |
Img |
Israeli rabbi, descendant of Samson Raphael Hirsch |
|
|
|
Barry
Freundel |
|
rabbi of Kesher Israel congregation in Washingon DC. |
|
|
|
James
Kennard |
|
Img |
British Australian educationalist, |
|
|
|
Norman Lamm |
|
Img |
20th century American modern Orthodox thinker, head of Yeshiva
University |
|
|
|
Aharon
Lichtenstein |
RW5 |
HW |
Img |
French-born Israeli jewish studies scholar, rabbi, |
|
|
|
Yosef
Mendelevitch |
RWE |
|
Img |
former Soviet "Refusenik" and Zionist activist |
|
|
|
Shlomo
Riskin |
|
Img |
American-born Israel rabbi, |
|
|
|
Shalom Rosner |
|
Rav, Congregation Bais Ephraim Yitzchok |
|
|
|
Hershel
Schachter |
|
leading posek for the modern orthodox community. |
|
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|
Andrew Shaw |
|
British rabbi and youth leader |
|
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Joseph
Telushkin |
|
author. |
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Moshe
David Tendler |
|
Img |
son-in-law of Moshe Feinstein, and noted bioethist. |
|
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|
Mordechai
Willig |
|
Rosh Yeshiva at Yeshiva
University, prominent Posek for the Modern Orthodox community. |
|
|
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Avi Weiss |
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activist and founder of Yeshivat Chovevei Torah |
|
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|
Dov Zakheim |
RWC |
HW |
Img |
non-practicing modern Orthodox rabbi, economic, political
leader in US government |
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Conservative
Rabbis |
|
Consevative Judaism |
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Conservative
Rabbis: 19th century |
|
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|
Zecharias
Frankel |
|
19th century critical
historian, founder of the "Positive Historical" school, the
progenitor of Conservative Judaism. |
|
|
Nachman
Krochmal |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
19th century Austrian philosopher, historian |
|
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Yosef Guttmann |
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19th century Polish rabbi |
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Conservative
Rabbis: 20th century |
|
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Louis
Finkelstein |
|
20th century Conservative Talmud scholar |
|
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|
Louis
Ginzberg |
RW5 |
HW |
Img |
Lithuanian-born American rabbi, talmudist, |
|
|
|
Robert
Gordis |
RW5 |
|
Img |
20th century leader in Conservative Judaism |
|
|
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Abraham
Joshua Heschel |
|
Img |
20th century Conservative Judaism philosopher and scholar of
Hasidism |
|
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Isaac Klein |
|
Img |
Hungarian-born American Conservative rabbi, scholar |
|
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Saul
Lieberman |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
Belarusian-born Israeli scholar of Talmudic literature, |
|
|
|
Marshall
Meyer |
|
20th century American
Conservative rabbi and human rights activist, founded a Rabbinical school and
synagogue in Argentina |
|
Solomon
Schechter |
RWF |
|
Img |
Moldovan-born 20th century scholar and a founder of
Conservative Judaism |
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|
Conservative
Rabbis: Contemporary |
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Menachem Creditor |
|
Conservative rabbi, activist, and founder of the Shefa Network |
|
|
|
Elliot
N. Dorff |
|
Conservative rabbi and bioethicist |
|
|
|
Neil
Gillman |
|
Conservative philosopher and theologian |
|
|
|
David
Golinkin |
|
Masorti rabbi and halakhist |
|
|
|
Jules
Harlow |
|
20th century Conservative Judaism liturgist |
|
|
|
Louis
Jacobs |
|
Founder of the Masorti movement in the United Kingdom,
theologian |
|
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|
William
E. Kaufman |
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Advocate of process theology |
|
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Harold
Kushner |
|
Img |
21st century American Conservative rabbi, theologian, and
popular writer |
|
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William H.
Lebeau |
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Conservative rabbi and Dean of Rabbinical School at Jewish
Theological Seminary |
|
|
|
Aaron
L. Mackler |
|
Conservative rabbi and bioethicist |
|
|
|
Jason A.
Miller |
|
Conservative rabbi of
[http://www.agudasachim.org Congregation Agudas Achim] in Columbus, Ohio |
|
|
Jacob
Neusner |
RWF |
|
Img |
Conservative trained scholar, prolific writer, |
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Daniel
Nevins |
|
Conservative rabbi and author of inclusive teshuvah on
homosexuality in Judaism. |
|
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Joel Roth |
|
Conservative scholar and rabbi |
|
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|
Ismar
Schorsch |
|
Img |
Conservative educator, leader, |
|
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|
Alan
Silverstein |
|
Conservative rabbi of
Congregation Agudath Israel in Caldwell, New Jersey and former President of
the Rabbinical Assembly |
|
Arnold
Stiebel |
|
Conservative rabbi, author, |
|
|
|
Gordon
Tucker |
|
Conservative rabbi and leader |
|
|
|
Stewart
Vogel |
|
Conservative rabbi of Temple Aliyah, Woodland Hills, CA |
|
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David Wolpe |
|
Conservative rabbi of Temple Sinai in Los Angeles, California |
|
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Conservative
rabbinical organizations |
|
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|
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Rabbinical Assembly |
|
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United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism |
|
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Committee on Jewish Law and Standards |
|
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Union of Traditional Judaism |
|
|
|
David
Weiss Halivni |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
Czech/Ukrainian-born Israeli talmudic scholar, |
Union for Traditional Judaism (UTJ) |
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Reform
Rabbis |
|
Reform Judaism |
|
|
Reform Rabbis: 19th century |
|
|
|
Samuel
Adler |
|
19th century
German-American rabbi of Temple Emanu-El of New York|Temple Emanu-El |
|
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|
Emil Hirsch |
RW5 |
|
Img |
Luxembourgian-born 19th century American Reform rabbi,
scholar, |
|
|
|
David
Einhorn |
|
Img |
19th century American Reform rabbi |
|
|
|
Samuel
Hirsch |
|
Img |
German-born American Reform judaism philosopher, |
|
|
|
Abraham
Geiger |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
German-born Reform
ideologist, orientalist, |
|
|
|
|
Samuel
Holdheim |
|
HW |
Img |
19th century German rabbi and founder of classic German Reform
Judaism |
|
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|
|
Leopold
Zunz |
RWE |
HW |
Img |
19th century German scholar, founded ''Science of Judaism''
school |
|
|
|
Isaac
Mayer Wise |
RW5 |
HW |
Img |
American Reform rabbi, |
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Reform Rabbis: 20th century |
|
|
|
Paula
Ackerman |
|
20th century Reform rabbi (first woman to perform rabbinical
functions, not ordained) |
|
|
|
Leo Baeck |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
20th century Reform rabbi |
|
|
|
Lionel Blue |
RW5 |
HW |
Img |
British rabbi, writer, broadcaster, |
|
|
|
Arthur
Lelyveld |
|
Img |
American rabbi, president of American Zionist Organization
1944- |
|
Baroness
Julia Neuberger |
RWF |
|
Img |
British Reform rabbi, |
|
|
|
Sally
Priesand |
RW5 |
|
Img |
20th century Reform rabbi, first ordained female rabbi in the
United States |
|
|
|
Abba
Hillel Silver |
|
HW |
Img |
Lithuanian-born American president of Zionist Organisation of
America, |
|
|
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Gabriel Farhi |
|
20th century French Reform rabbi and broadcaster. |
|
|
|
Stephen
S. Wise |
|
20th century Reform rabbi and Zionist activist |
|
|
|
Arnold
Stiebel |
|
20th century rabbi and author |
|
|
|
Benjamin Constine |
|
20th century Reform rabbi |
|
|
|
Gerald J. Klein |
|
20th century Reform rabbi |
|
|
|
Laszlo
Berkowitz |
|
20th century Reform rabbi, Temple Rodef Shalom |
|
|
|
Gunther
Plaut |
RW5 |
|
Img |
German-born 20th century Reform rabbi and author, Holy Blossom
Temple |
|
|
|
Maurice
Davis |
|
20th century Reform
rabbi, past Chairman, President's Commission on Equal Opportunity |
|
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Reform rabbinical
organizations |
|
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|
|
Union for Reform Judaism |
|
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Central Conference of American Rabbis |
|
|
Movement
for Reform Judaism (UK)] |
|
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Reconstructionist
Rabbis |
|
Reconstructionist
Judaism |
|
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Reconstructionist
Rabbis: 20th century |
|
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|
Mordecai
Kaplan |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
Lithuanian-born founder of the Reconstructionist movement in
America, |
|
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Reconstructionist
Rabbis: contemporary |
|
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|
Carol
Harris-Shapiro |
|
modern author |
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Other
Rabbis |
|
Jewish Renewal |
Humanistic
Judaism' |
|
Karen Berg |
|
co-founder of |
Kabbalah
Centre |
|
Philip Berg |
|
Img |
head of worldwide |
Kabbalah
Centre |
|
Michael Lerner |
|
founder/editor of Tikkun magazine |
|
|
|
Zalman
Schachter-Shalomi |
RW5 |
|
Img |
Polish/Ukrainian-born American leader of the ''Jewish
Renewal'' movement |
|
|
|
Sherwin
Wine |
|
Img |
American founder of ''Society for Humanistic Judaism'' |
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|
ListsOfRabbis/wiki |
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Karaites |
|
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Saul ben
Anan |
|
Karaite leader, |
|
Aaron
ben Moses ben Asher |
|
Karaite scholar |
|
Elijah
Bashyazi |
|
Karaite Haham |
|
David ben
Boaz |
|
Karaite exilarch |
|
Anan ben
David |
RW5 |
|
founder of Karaite movement |
|
Daniel
Al-Kumisi |
|
prominent scholar of Karaite Judaism |
|
Hasdai
ben Hezekiah |
|
Karaite exilarch |
|
Boaz
ben Jehoshaphat |
|
Karaite leader |
|
Benjamin
Nahawandi |
|
karaite scholar, |
|
Avraham
Qanai |
|
American karaite rabbi, |
|
Solomon |
|
Karaite exilarch |
|
Solomon
ben Hasdai |
|
Karaite exilarch 10th |
|
KaraiteRabbis/wiki/cat |
|
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Other Religious Figures (not Judaism) |
|
|
//religionNJudFig |
|
Jetsunma
Ahkon Lhamo |
|
Img |
American-born lama, (Jewish mother) |
|
Ya'acov
Al-Kirkisani |
|
Karaite rabbi, |
|
Jose
de Anchieta |
|
Img |
Spanish missionary, writer, poet, |
|
Pedro de
Aranda |
|
Spanish bishop, (converso) |
|
Tony Alamo |
|
Img |
American preacher, singer entrepreneur, |
|
Michael
Alexander |
|
HW |
Img |
first Anglican bishop of Jerusalem |
|
Mirra
Alfassa |
RW5 |
|
Img |
French-born spirutual partner of Sri Aurobingo, |
Sri
Aurobindo |
|
Anacletus
II |
RWC |
|
Img |
Pope 1130-38 |
Pietro Pierleoni |
|
Angelus
of Jerusalem |
|
Img |
Holy Land sainr, martyr, |
|
Aviel Barclay |
|
|
|
Alfonso
of Burgos |
|
Spanish archbishop, 1435-56, |
|
Paul of
Burgos |
|
Img |
Spanish archbishop, lord chancellor, (converso) |
|
Hildegard
Burjan |
|
Img |
Austrian founder of Catholic religious congregation for women,
politician, |
|
Alfonso
de Cartagena |
|
Img |
Spanish bishop, diplomat, historian, (converso) |
|
Leopold Cohn |
|
American founder, president of |
Chosen
People Ministries |
|
Ray Comfort |
|
Img |
New Zealand-born christian minister, evangelist, (Jewish
mother) |
|
John
of the Cross |
|
Spanish saint, priest, |
|
Surya Das |
|
American spiritual writer, |
|
Urmila
Devi Dasi |
|
Img |
American Hari Krishnas, |
|
Ram Dass |
|
Img |
American contemporary spiritual teacher, psychologist, |
|
Juan Davila |
|
Spanish bishop of Sergovia, |
|
Diego Deza |
|
Img |
Spanish-born theologian,
Grand Inquisitor of Spain 1499-1506, (Jewish maternal descent) |
|
Mose Durst |
|
Img |
president of Unification Church in United States |
|
Hans
Ehrenberg |
RW5 |
|
Img |
German theologian, co-founder of Confessing Church, |
|
Alfred
Edersheim |
RW5 |
|
Img |
Austrian-born German British historian of the ancient world,
biblical scholar, |
|
Sigismund
Ernuszt |
|
Hungarian bishop, (Jewish father) |
|
Abu-l-Faradg |
RWE |
|
Syrian writer, bishop, |
|
|
Dan
Fefferman |
|
Img |
American church leader, religious freedom activist, |
|
|
Siegmund
Feniger |
|
German scholar, author, buddhist monk |
RWJ |
|
Eve Frank |
RWF |
|
Img |
Bulgarian-born daughter of Jacob Frank, |
|
|
Baron Jacob
Frank |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
Polish/Ukrainian-born self-proclaimed messiah, |
RWN |
|
Bishop
Vilmos Fraknoi |
RWF |
|
Img |
Chief Secretary of Hungarian Academy of Sciences, historian |
|
|
Hans
Frei |
|
Img |
German-born American theologian, |
|
|
Arnold
Fruchtenbaum |
|
Img |
Russian-born American theologian, |
|
|
Tetsugen
Glassman |
|
Img |
American buddhist,
co-founder of Zen Peacemakers, |
|
|
Clifford
Goldstein |
|
Seventh-Day Adventist author, editor, |
|
|
Isaac
Hellmuth |
RW5 |
|
Img |
Polish-born Canadian bishop of the Diocese of Huron, |
|
Ridley
Herschell |
RW5 |
|
Img |
Polish-born British minister, |
|
Jesus Christ |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
founder of Christianity |
|
John the Baptist |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
1th century preacher,
ascetic, prophet of Christianity, |
|
Judas
Iscariot |
RWF |
|
Img |
one of the twelve apostles, who betrayed Jesus |
|
Paul
Johnson |
|
American scholar, pastor, |
|
Yakov
Krotov |
|
Img |
Russian journalist, historian, priest, radio host, |
|
Georg
Lasson |
RW5 |
|
Img |
German protestant theologian, |
|
Anton LaVey |
|
American founder & High Priest of the Church of Satan
(partially Jewish) |
|
Diego Laynez |
|
Img |
Spanish Jesuit priest, theologian, (father converso) Superior
General of Society of Jesus |
Superior General of the Society of Jesus |
|
Laszlo Lekai |
|
Hungarian cardinal, archbishop of Estzergom 1976-86 |
|
|
Francis
Libermann |
|
Img |
French-born founder of Congregation of the Holy Heart, |
|
Jean-Marie
Lustiger |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
French cardinal, |
|
Mark
the Evangelist |
|
Img |
founder of church of Alexandria |
|
Virgin Mary |
|
HW |
Img |
mother of Jesus Christus |
|
Mary Magdalene |
|
Img |
follower of Jesus Christus |
|
David
Margoliouth |
RWC |
|
Img |
British orientalist, priest in Church of England |
|
Alexander
Men |
RWF |
|
Img |
Russian philospher, christian priest, (Jewish father) |
RWN |
|
Hugh
Montefiore |
RW5 |
|
Img |
British Bishop of Birmingham 1977-87, |
|
Paulus
Moritz |
|
German catholic cleric, |
|
August
Neander |
RWC |
|
Img |
German theologian, church historian, |
Church History |
|
Cardinal
archbishop John Joseph O'Connor |
RWC |
|
Img |
American archbishop of New York, (Jewish mother) |
|
John
Oesterreicher |
|
Austrian/Czech-born American Catholic priest, |
|
St.
John of the Cross |
|
Img |
Spanish mystic, saint, friar, priest, |
|
Laszlo
Paskai |
|
Img |
Hungarian cardinal, archbishop of Estzergom 1987-2002 |
|
Saint
Andrew |
RWF |
|
Img |
Christian Apostle |
|
Saint
Angelus |
|
Img |
Jerusalem-born saint, martyr, |
|
Saint Barnabas |
RW5 |
|
Img |
Cyprus-born early Christian, |
|
Saint
Bartholomew |
RWF |
|
Img |
Christian Apostle Nathaniel |
|
Saint
Daniel of Padua |
|
Img |
Italian first bishop of Padua, |
|
Saint
James |
|
Img |
Christian Apostle |
|
Saint
James |
|
Img |
Christian Apostle James the Just |
|
Saint
John |
|
Img |
Christian Apostle |
|
Saint John
of Avila |
|
Img |
Spanish mistic, preacher, saint, |
|
Saint
John of the Cross |
|
Img |
Spanish mistic, friar, priest, (converso) |
|
Judas
Iscariot |
RWF |
|
Img |
Christian Apostle |
|
Saint
Jude |
|
Img |
Christian Apostle |
|
Saint Manahen |
|
teacher of the Chirch of Antioch |
|
Saint
Matthew |
RWF |
|
Img |
Christian Apostle |
|
Leo II Mung |
|
Vyzantine archbishop of Orhid, 1108-20, |
|
Saint Paul |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
Christian Apostle |
Saul of Tarsus |
|
Saint Peter |
RWF |
HW |
Img |
first Pope
"Simon of Galilee" Saul |
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Saint
Philip |
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Christian Apostle |
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Skipp Porteous |
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Evangelical christian minister, |
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Saint
Simon the Zealot |
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Christian Apostle |
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Saint
Stephen |
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Christian Apostle, martyr, |
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Saint
Teresa of Avila |
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Spain philosopher, (Jewish father), |
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Saint
Thomas |
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Christian Apostle |
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Saint
Timothy |
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Turkish-born Christian Bishop of Ephesus, |
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Saint
Julian of Toledo |
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Spanish archbishop of Toledo 642-690, |
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Saint
Veronica |
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Roman catholic saint, |
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Marie-Alphonse
Ratisbonne |
RWE |
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French priest, |
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Marie
Theodor Ratisbonne |
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French priest, |
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Martin
Rhonheimer |
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Swiss-born academic philosopher, priest, |
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Moishe
Rosen |
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American founder, executive director of Jews for Jesus, |
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Elias
Rubinstein |
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German occultist, |
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Sabbatai
Zevi |
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Turkish-born mystic, pseudo-messiah, |
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Epiphanius
of Salamis |
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Bishop of Salamis, Cyprus |
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Pablo Garcia de Santa Maria |
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Spanish Bishop of Burgos, |
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Paul
Schenck |
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Catholic priest, |
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Samuel Schereschewsky |
RW5 |
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Lithuanian-born bishop of Shanghai, China 1877-84 |
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Ruy
Lopez de Segura |
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Spanish priest, bishop in Segura, |
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Sixtus
of Siena |
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Italian theologian, |
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Alponso
de Spina |
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Spanish bishop, preacher, writer, (converso) |
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Edith Stein |
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German/Polish-born German philosopher, martyr, |
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Henry
Stern |
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German-born anglican missionary in Ethiopia, |
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Juan de Torquemada |
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Spanish cardinal, (Jewish descent/grandson of converso) |
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Tomas
de Torquemada |
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Grand Inquisitor in Spain 1483-98, (Jewish descent/nephew of
Juan de Torquemada) |
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Twelve
Apostles |
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Johann Veith |
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Czech-born Austrian catholic priest, |
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Justin
Welby |
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British archbishop of Canterbury, (Jewish paternal
grandfather) |
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Richard
Wurmbrand |
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Romanian evangelical christian minister, |
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