mishna

“It was part of a seemingly systematic way of thinking, a discipline, what in Orthodox parlance is called mishna sedura.”

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“There's a mishna [in Makkot] that states that anybody who puts a lasting mark on their body is culpable, meaning they've committed a sin," Rabbi Aaron Alexander, Associate Dean of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies at American Jewish University explains.”

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“That very Friday a space was made in the Chevy Nova in which they carpooled while listening to mishna on tape.”

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“Cheese, again according to the shulchan oruch, mishna berura, etc… must be made by a Jew.”

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“Cheese, again according to the shulchan oruch, mishna berura, etc… must be made by a Jew.”

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“Cannibis was well known to the Rabbis from the time of the mishna, but there is no record of it ever being considered kitniyot.”

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“The interest was intense, numerous questions were asked and graciously answered, and the _mishna_ was again taken up.”

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“In contemplating their definitions, we might reasonably conclude that our mishna refers primarily to grand gestures of one or the other.”

Aish.com

“Feliks gives a number of reasons for his conclusions - primary among them is that oats and rye were not commonly grown in the Land of Israel at the time of the mishna (this post does a good job of summarizing his arguments and those that disagree with him, on the identity of shibolet shu'al).”

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