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paradigm

phenomenon

(false metaphor)

institutionalize

religious authority

potential

(Torah Shebikhtab)

(Torah

Shebalpeh)

Mission Statement

(un-qualified)

Pirke Avot

(Chapters of the Fathers)

codified

(Do's & Don'ts)

form

t hou shalt not do

(Semikha)

Moses Memonides
methodology

methodology

(custom annuls law)

Tannaim

Amoraim

Saboraim

Tannaim

Tannaim

(reduce)

(unfailing)

Ye shall teach

them your children (Deut XI-19)

indecency

indecency

Hillel


(Akiva)

indecency

indecency

form form

(70AD)

(Deuteronomy)

version

functional

mission

final say





super powers

worldview

de-link

group identity

group identity

ideological badge

portfolio

mock-play

mock-play

mock-play

Kosher

secularization

tongue twisting :

canonization

Ketubim
Nebiim

( G e m a r a h ) ( M i s h n a h )

Haggadah

(Midrashim)

Torahic worldview

Sephiroth (numerical emanation)

(remez)
(peshat)

(sod) (derash)

(Abraham Abulfia, Sefer ha-Tzeruf, tr. Aryeh Kaplan, Bibliotheque

Nationale ms. No. 774 and Jewish Theological Seminary ms. No.
1887, Quoted in Perle Besserman, The Shambhala Guide to Kabbalah
and Jewish Mysticism, Massa-chusetts 1997, p.37)

Sefer Yetzirah

(Nothingness)

"And God said....."

Kaplan, Aryed. Jewish Meditation, New York, 1985, pp.74--75

numerical value Gematria

Notarikon

Temurah

Yod-Heh-Vav-Heh

...

(Quoted in Perle Epstein, Kabbalah: The Way of Jewish Mystic, p.96)

Gershom Scholem,Walter Benjamin,Martin Buber Franz Kafka,

Moshe Idel, Isaac Bashevis Singer

Nothingness

Jermiah Ezekiel 7:26 Malachi 2:7

Isaih 29:13 8:8

Malachi

Pentateuch

wisdom

discipline

larger-than-life-size

21/25 13/24

Imanual








(Sao Shyant)

4/78


4/24

Rabbi Yehiel ben Joseph, Quoted by Hyam Maccoby in Judaism on
T r i a l ,

T a l m u d

E x p o s e d ,

a t

http://198.62.75.1/www3/talmud-exposed/talmud/htm
"Moses received Torah from Sinai and delivered it to Joshua, and
Joshua to the Elders, and the Elders to the Prophets; and the Prophets
delivered it to the men of the Great Synagogue. These said three
things; be deliberate in judging, and raise up many disciples, and

make a hedge around the Torah."

The tractate 'Fathers' in the Mishnah.

And also see: 'Chapters of the Fathers' (Pirke 'Abot) tr. Herbert Danby,
in the Fathers according to Rabbi Nathen. tr. from the Hebrew by
Judah Goldin, Yale Univ. Press, 1955, p. 231.

And all the people perceived the Thunderings and the Lightnings and
the Voice of the horn and the mountain smoking (Exodus Zo:18)

Even what an outstanding disciple was destined to teach in the

presence of his master had already been said to Moses on Sinai.
(p. Peah 17a)

When the Holy One, Blessed be He, revealed himself on Sinai in order
to give the Torah the Israel, he delivered it to Moses in this order: the
scriptures (the written Torah); the Mishnah, the Talmud, the
Haggadah (which, taken together designate the Oral Torah). (Exodus
Rabba 47, I)

"Sovereign of the Universe! cause me to know what the final decision

is on each matter of Law." He replied: "The majority must be followed
when the majority declare a thing permitted it is permissible, when the
majority declare it forbidden it is not allowed; so that the Torah may
be capable of interpretation with forty-nine points pro and forty-nine
point contra." ( p. Sanh. 22a) Quoted in Talmud, p. 148.

(Shammai) (Hillel)

Sadducees

Pharisaic

Deuteronomy, 24:1, Revised Standard Version, Quoted in Judaism,

C.M. Pilkington, London 2000, p.35.

C.M. Pilkington, op.cit., p.21

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