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Eliezer ben Hyrcanus, Rabbi |
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Knowledge Base » People & Events » People » Mishnaic Sages » Eliezer ben Hyrcanus, Rabbi
Eliezer ben Hyrcanus, Rabbi: (a) (Circa 45-117 BCE) Mishnaic sage, studied under Rabbi Johanan ben Zakkai, who compared his memory to a “cemented pit, which loses not one drop of water.” Married the daughter of the Nassi, Rabbi Simeon ben Gamaliel I, established an academy in Lod, and authored the Midrashic work, Pirkei D'Rabbi Eliezer. Teacher of Rabbi Akiba. Was embroiled in a halachic dispute with the sages of his generation, and was excommunicated when he refused to accept the majority opinion.
(b) A common Jewish first name. |
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Rabbi Eliezer Ben Hyrkanos
By Nissan Mindel Eliezer Simeon 1. Not far from Jerusalem there lived a rich man, one of the richest Jews of his time, by the name of Hyrkanos. He had a number of sons, one of whom was called Eliezer. Eliezer was not thought to be a scholar, able to understand the ...
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Rabbi Eliezer Ben Hurkenus
Part 5 By Lazer Gurkow Click here for follow-along source sheet.
Audio Classes » History » Sages of the Talmud » Rabbi Eliezer Ben Hurkenus
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The Caving Walls of the Study Hall
Talmud, Bava Metzia 59a-b Said Rabbi Eliezer: "If the law is as I say, then may the walls of the house of study prove it!" The walls began to fall in. Rabbi Joshua rebuked them. "If Torah scholars are debating a point of Jewish law, what are your qualifications to intervene...?"
Library » Stories » From the Midrash » The Caving Walls of the Study Hall
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How to be Humble without being a Wimp
By Tzvi Freeman How to fly high above any challenge, smash through the most impervious obstacle, take on the entire world without flinching--and be humble about it, too!
Society & Living » Daily Life » How to be Humble without being a Wimp
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Freedom in Five Dimensions
By Tali Loewenthal Rabbi Eliezer says that each Plague actually consisted of four Plagues. Rabbi Akiva says not four, but five. Sitting at the Seder table, reciting from the wine-stained Haggadah, we hurry on towards the Matza, the bitter herbs and the meal. But what are ...
Parshah » Shemot - Exodus » Va'eira » Parshah Columnists » For Friday Night » Freedom in Five Dimensions
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