Judah the Prince, Rabbi

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Judah the Prince, Rabbi: (Circa 135-219 CE) Known as Rabbenu Hakadosh ("our holy master") or simply as "Rabbi." One of the last Mishnaic sages, he recorded, edited, and organized statements of earlier sages, forming the Mishnah, setting the Oral Law in writing for the first time. He was phenomenally wealthy and was a close friend of the Roman Emperor Antoninus.

	Rabbi Judah the Prince By Nissan Mindel I. Rabbi Judah was the son of Rabbi Simeon ben Gamliel and was elected "Prince" (Nassi) after the death of his father. He was born on the very day that Rabbi Akiba died in the hands of the Romans. In the Mishnah, Rabbi Judah the Prince is called, simply, ... Library » Jewish History » Gallery of Our Great » The Mishnaic Age » Rabbi Judah the Prince
	Rabbi Yehudah Part 9 By Lazer Gurkow Click here for follow-along source sheet. Audio Classes » History » Sages of the Talmud » Rabbi Yehudah
	The Big Deal About Rich People By Yanki Tauber The Talmud tells us that "Rabbi [Judah HaNassi] honored the rich." Many puzzle over this statement: does the fact that Joe has more money than Frank make him a better person? Spirituality » Short Insights » By Yanki Tauber » The Big Deal About Rich People
	The Compilation of the Oral Tradition By Nissan Dovid Dubov The sages of the Mishnah who transmitted and recorded the Oral Law. Audio Classes » History » Jewish History » The Compilation of the Oral Tradition
	A Point of Honor Ethics 3:11 He could hardly concentrate. Looking up, he said, “If anyone here ate garlic, would they kindly leave, so that we can get on with the learning.” Library » Ethics of the Fathers » Chapter 3 » For the Kids » A Point of Honor

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