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Nachmanides (R. Moshe ben Nachman): Rabbi Moshe ben Nachman (1194-1270), known by the acronym Ramban, author of commentaries on the Torah, Talmud, and Maimonides' Sefer HaMitzvot |
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Ramban (Rabbi Moses ben Nachman - "Nachmanides")
4954-5029; 1195-1270
By Nissan Mindel
The sad plight of the Jewish people in Northern France in the days of Rabbi Jechiel of Paris, spread rapidly to the south, until it affected even Spain, the land of culture and learning of that time. But once again the Jewish people found a great ...
Library » Jewish History » Gallery of Our Great » The Rishonim » Ramban (Rabbi Moses ben Nachman - "Nachmanides")
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Passing of Nachmanides
1270
11 Nissan marks the passing of Nachmanides ("Ramban", Rabbi Moshe ben Nachman, 1194-1270) -- Torah scholar, Kabbalist, philosopher, physician and Jewish leader -- in 1270.
Jewish Calendar » Nissan » Nissan 11 » Jewish History » Passing of Nachmanides
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Nachmanides' Disputation
1263
By order of King James I of Aragon (Spain), Nachmanides (Rabbi Moses ben Nachman, 1194-1270) was compelled to participate in a public debate, held in the king's presence, against the Jewish convert to Christianity, Pablo Christiani. His brilliant defense ...
Jewish Calendar » Av » Av 12 » Jewish History » Nachmanides' Disputation
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Nachmanides Born
1294
Birth of Nachmanides ("Ramban", Rabbi Moshe ben Nachman, 1194-1270) -- Torah scholar, Kabbalist, philosopher, physician and Jewish leader -- in Gerona, Spain, in the year 4954 from creation.
Jewish Calendar » Elul » Elul 12 » Jewish History » Nachmanides Born
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Nachmanides Renews Jerusalem community
1267
Nachmanides (Rabbi Moshe ben Nachman, 1194-1270) arrived in Jerusalem, after being forced to flee his native Spain (see "On This Date" for Av 12) and renewed its Jewish community there. The synagogue he established is functional today, having been ...
Jewish Calendar » Elul » Elul 9 » Jewish History » Nachmanides Renews Jerusalem community
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The Two Tablets: Bride and Groom
Each set of five commandments has a unique role.
From Rabbi Isaiah Horowitz
Each set of five commandments has a unique role.
Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Shemot - Exodus » Yitro » Mystical Classics » The Two Tablets: Bride and Groom
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