Difference between revisions of "Rabbi"

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A rabbi is a faith leader in the Jewish religion, much like a minister or priest in the Christian religion. Rabbi means "teacher" in Hebrew. In the New Testament, Jesus is sometimes called a rabbi.

Rabbi Dov Lior, chief rabbi of Kiryat Arba and Hebron, Israel.

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−	A '''~~Rabbi~~''' is a faith leader in the [[Jewish]] religion, much like a [[minister]] or [[priest]] in the [[Christian]] religion. Rabbi means, "~~Teacher~~" in [[Hebrew]]. In the [[New Testament]], [[Jesus]] is sometimes called a ~~Rabbi~~.	+	A '''rabbi''' is a faith leader in the [[Jewish]] religion, much like a [[minister]] or [[priest]] in the [[Christian]] religion. Rabbi means "teacher" in [[Hebrew]]. In the [[New Testament]], [[Jesus]] is sometimes called a rabbi.