Jarchi

Upon which story thus Jarchi again; "R. Meri ate leaves in Beth-shean not tithed, because tithing is not used out of the land of Israel."

From the Talmud and Hebraica 1602-1675 1979

They therefore would turn the edge of the prophecy another way, the Gemarists understanding the three shepherds of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam: Jarchi would have it the house of Ahab, the house of Ahaziah, and his brethren: Kimchi, the sons of

From the Talmud and Hebraica 1602-1675 1979

Jarchi, placed by Jewish Rabbis at the head of their commentators, thus renders it:

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Jarchi, the prince of Jewish commentators, "The souls whom they had brought under the Divine wings."

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Jarchi, the prince of Jewish commentators, "The souls whom they had brought under the Divine wings."

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Jarchi, the prince of Jewish commentators, "The souls whom they had brought under the Divine wings."

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Jarchi, the prince of Jewish commentators, "The souls whom they had brought under the Divine wings."

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Jarchi, placed by Jewish Rabbis at the head of their commentators, thus renders it:

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His citations from Jonathan and from Jarchi are most unfair; and in general he makes their prose more prosaic.

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Jarchi says, “Neither is it lawful to write the oral law.”

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