81. Yeshiva.org.il - Remembering Rabbi Tzvi Yehudah Kook Zt”l grammarian, and Torah commentator, rabbi Avraham Ibn ezra, rabbi Tzvi Yehudah rabbi Tzvi Yehudah spoke sharply against David ben Gurion for his http://www.yeshiva.org.il/midrash/shiur.asp?id=1352

82. Reason: The Tale Of Many Jerusalems: What Would A Peaceful Middle East Look Like So beseeched rabbi ben ezra, the other old man, who was a finder of hidden asked ben ezra. Because you have the Ring. The rabbi nodded in return. http://www.reason.com/0211/fe.cf.the.shtml

November 2002 The Tale of Many Jerusalems What would a peaceful Middle East look like? A fable about politics, culture, and commerce. By Charles Paul Freund Two elderly men with long gray beards were exhausting themselves beating on the door of Abu Simsim, a small-time confectioner of Jerusalem. Just how long the old men had been there they themselves could not have told you, but it was long enough so that their dignity was gone, their palms were sore, and their voices cracked and tired. Even so, Abu Simsim wouldn’t answer. "In the name of all that is righteous, Abu Simsim, open your shop! May God favor you and make you the father of many sons, but only if you unlock this door now!" Thus called the increasingly desperate Abu Zeid, a lifelong student of the mysteries of the spirit, a seeker of the truth, and a follower of the Path. Abu Zeid had followed the Path all his life, never dreaming that it would someday lead him to the door of a maker of sweets, much less one who was as lazy and good for nothing as this one. Indeed, one who would actually lock the door in his face. Abu Zeid groaned in frustration. "We beg you, Abu Simsim, for love of Abraham our father, to let us into your shop!" So beseeched Rabbi ben Ezra, the other old man, who was a finder of hidden meanings, a mathematician of the universe, and an initiate of the cabalistic Tree of Life. Through many years Rabbi ben Ezra had pondered the meaning of this Tree, never imagining that perched at its top would be a shop of sweets, much less one run by such a dog as this one. The rabbi tore at his beard and rattled the door by its handle. "Abu Simsim, for the sake of Jerusalem, sell us your halawa!"

83. Dear Uncle Ezra - Questions For Tuesday, December 7, 1999 - Cornell University The title is rabbi ben ezra, and you can find the complete text at . Unlike the more characteristic monologues, rabbi ben ezra is not dramatic but http://ezra.cornell.edu/posting.php?timestamp=944542800

84. Annotations To Synagoga Judaica rabbi Moses ben Nahman (1198c.1270) was a leading Spanish talmudist and Bible Aben ezra is Abraham ibn ezra, (1089-1164) one of the best medieval http://www.uwm.edu/~corre/buxdorf/notes.html

Synagoga Judaica Clicking on the symbol after a note will return you to the place whence you came. The change in color of this symbol will indicate to you which ones you have read. You may have to wait a moment or two while your browser finds the correct spot. Buxtorf refers to the synagogue as Schule, school, because the Jews themselves usually called the synagogue school. Prayer was only one function of the synagogue, engaged in at fixed times. Much of the rest of the time, often until late in the night, it was used for religious study. Right up to the present day, Jews use the Yiddish term "shul" to refer to the synagogue, and I frequently render it thus in the translation. Italian Jews likewise spoke of the scuola. The comment of the Westminster Study Bible (New York and Glasgow, 1965!) ad loc reads as follows: "The Israelites' willful ignorance leads them to cling to their legal system instead of believing in Christ who ended its claim to control their lives." See Hertz, Joseph H. The Authorized Daily Prayer Book (New York, 1948) pp. 248-255. (Cf. also pp. 6-7. This ("Yigdal") is the poetical version by Daniel b. Judah of Rome c. 1300.) The articles are based on the commentary of Moses Maimonides to the Mishna, Sanhedrin 10.1.

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86. Quotations From Robert Browning ROBERT BROWNING Famous People. Quote Quotes rabbi ben ezra (l. 3133). . . The Poems; Vol. 1 Robert Browning. John Pettigrew,ed. (1981) Penguin.) 8. Shall life succeed in that it seems to fail http://www.poemhunter.com/quotations/famous.asp?people=Robert Browning

87. Paro Abraham ibn ezra (rabbi Avraham ben ezra, Spain, 10921167) is similar to theRashbam with one exception. The term in verse 11 for that is what you want http://www.vbm-torah.org/pesach/paro.htm

The Israel Koschitzky Virtual Beit Midrash Introduction to Parashat Hashavua PARASHAT BO Did Pharaoh Soften His Heart? by Aytan Kadden The story of the exodus is one that is associated with Pharaoh's stubbornness and hard-heartedness. Throughout the story, God informs Moshe that Pharaoh will harden his own heart. At certain points, we hear that Pharaoh voluntarily hardens his heart; eventually, God actively hardens Pharaoh's heart for him. Although the question of Pharaoh's free will is interesting, as well as theologically important, this question will not be the focus of this shiur. (For more on this issue, see Nechama Leibowitz, "Studies in Exodus" vol. 1, p. 149-160.) Our focus, instead, will be on one instance in which it seems that Pharaoh is ready to free the Israelite slaves. Chapter 10, verses 7-11 read as follows: "Pharaoh's courtiers said to him, 'How long shall this one be a snare to us? Let the men go to worship the Lord their God! Are you not yet aware that Egypt is lost?' So Moses and Aaron were brought back to Pharaoh and he said to them, 'Go, worship the Lord your God! Who are the ones to go?' Moses replied, 'We will all go, young and old: we will go with our sons and daughters, our flocks and herds; for we must observe the Lord's festival.' But he said to them, 'The Lord be with you the same as I mean to let your children go with you! See that there is evil (ra'a) in your faces. No! You menfolk go and worship the Lord since that is what you want.' And they were expelled from Pharaoh's presence."

88. Creamer Media's Engineering News Online, South African Industry News :: On Life Abraham ben ezra was a celebrated Spanish rabbi, one of the most eminent of theJewish literati of the Middle Ages. He was a man of such rare and noble http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/eng/views/columnist/onlife/?show=8888

89. Art Journal: Master Narratives/minority Artists English Jew Alfred Wolmark based his monumental canvas The Last Days of rabbiben ezra (ca. 1905) on Robert Browning s poem rabbi ben ezra (1864). http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0425/is_3_57/ai_53286454

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91. Browning As A Philosophical And Religious Teacher - Chapter VI. Browning’s Footnote A rabbi ben ezra. This idea is involved in the ordinary expressions In rabbi ben ezra, The Death in the Desert, and The Ring and the Book, http://www.authorama.com/browning-as-a-philosophical-and-religious-teacher-7.htm

Browning as a Philosophical and Religious Teacher By Henry Jones Presented by Auth o rama Public Domain Books [Footnote A: Paracelsus It may be well before going further to gather together the results so far reached. merely the process, but also that which starts the process, guides it, and comes to itself through it. God, emptied of human elements, is a mere name; but, at the same time, the process of human evolution does not exhaust the idea of God. The process by itself, i.e. , mere morality, is a conception of a fragment, a fiction of abstract thought; it is a movement which has no beginning or end; and in it neither the head nor the heart of man could find contentment. He is driven by ethics into philosophy, and by morality into religion. [Footnote A: Now, this idea of the identity of the human and the divine is a perfectly familiar Christian idea. [Footnote A: Rabbi Ben Ezra. Rabbi Ben Ezra, The Death in the Desert , and The Ring and the Book [Footnote A: An Epistle from Karshish Fancies But, before trying to criticize the principle by means of which Browning sought to reconcile the moral and religious elements of human life, it may be well to give it a more explicit and careful statement. [Footnote A: Christmas Eve So excellent is this emotion that, if man, who has this power to love, did not find the same power in God, then man would excel Him, and the creature and Creator change parts.

92. Algunas Notas Sobre Robert Browning, Por Armando Roa Translate this page en su seno, a ambas reúna! de rabbi ben ezra y otros nueve poemas (Santiago,Ediciones del Traditore, 1996). Sitio desarrollado por SISIB. http://www.uchile.cl/facultades/filosofia/publicaciones/cyber/cyber16/crea5b.htm

RABBI BEN EZRA por Robert Browning traducido por Armando Roa Vial el final de la vida, el origen del principio: y Él dice: "Todo lo he ordenado; la juventud solo muestra una parte; confiad en Dios: mirad el todo sin temor". No porque nuestra juventud, recogiendo flores, suspire: "¿Qué rosa abrazaremos?"; o "¿Cuál de todos los lirios que abandonamos recordaremos después como el mejor?"; ni tampoco porque anhele admirando las estrellas: "Ni Júpiter ni Marte; la mía será una llama cuyo resplandor a todos abrazará". No por esas esperanzas y temores yo la condeno. ¡Bienvenida sea la locura! Y me satisface el ignorar habitan fuera de nosotros, fragmentos de tierra finita y acabada, imperturbables. pues acabado el deleite henchidas fauces de las bestias?

93. The Hindu : Magazine / Literature : Arrested Youth rabbi ben ezra was wrong, wasn t he? I murmured. If rabbi ben ezra werealive, he d be saying, growing old is all fine, where can I get a box of http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/mag/2004/10/03/stories/2004100300410500.htm

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Sunday, Oct 03, 2004 Group Publications Business Line The Sportstar Frontline The Hindu About Us Contact Us Magazine Published on Sundays Features: Magazine Literary Review Life Metro Plus ... Magazine SHORT STORY Arrested youth WHEN I picked up Frank from Madras airport, the first thing that struck me was his youthful appearance. I hadn't seen him in five years, and he was almost the same age as I was. Pushing 50. His once wispy hair had become fuller, his skin lustrous, and his body was now built like a model's. Even the greys in his beard seemed to have reduced. Frank had become a close friend when we did our doctorates in Sociology at Stanford many years ago. I returned to research in India while Frank continued his research in the U.S. Both of us researched in social experiments. Thanks to my insistence, Frank began to visit India once every four or five years and became an India lover. These visits gave us a chance to update each other, and allowed Frank a glimpse of India that he hadn't seen before. After we had shaken hands and hugged each other and inquired after health and cheer, I started driving to my office. I had built up considerable suspense about my latest social experiment that Frank, unable to contain his curiosity, wanted to head directly from the airport to my office before we went home.

94. KBY.org Shaul Saraf to Gila ben David, ezra Schwartz to Rivka Press, Yaakov Shukrun to Neal Turk rabbi of Beth Israel Congregation, Miami Beach Florida. http://www.kby.org/news/archives/alumni-99.cfm

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95. Astronomy In Israel: From Og's Circle To The Wise Observatory His student, Abraham Ibn ezra (10891164), poet, philosopher, rabbi Mosheben Maimon s (=Maimonides) main contribution to Astronomy in his complete http://wise-obs.tau.ac.il/judaism/jewish_astro.html

Astronomy in Israel: From Og 's Circle to the Wise Observatory Yuval Ne'eman Tel-Aviv University , Tel-Aviv, Israel # Supported in part by the U.S.-Israel Binational Science Foundation + Wolfson Chair Extraordinary, Tel Aviv University M. Livio and G.Shaviv (eds.) Cataclysmic Variables and Related Objects, 323-329. INTRODUCTION Colloquium IAU 72 is the first IAU-sponsored activity in this country, and it therefore seemed appropriate to include a paper on Astronomy in Israel. With the highly singular history of this nation, the scene will move from Eretz-Israel to Babylon (present day Iraq) and to Europe before returning to this area. MEGALITHS Prehistoric astronomical activity is represented by a Stonehengelike megalithic circle and "Observatory" at Rujm-el-Hiri , near Yonathan in the Golan, the Westernmost sector of the historical Bashan plateau dating from the IIIrd Millenium BC. Star worship is mentioned in the Old Testament as beeing common among the Canaanites , but the Bashan inhabitants who built that Golan megalithic circle antedate the Canaanites. Very little is known about them and the presumably religous role of their edifice. To the IIIth Century BC Israelitis, they appeared as the work of giants (Refa'im, also Anakim, Emim, Zuzim), and this is probably the source of the legends about races of giants that had lived in Eretz-Israel prior to the Israelite conquest - including the characterization "a remnant of the giants" for Og , King of Bashan, in Deuteronomy and Joshua . Indeed, the Rujm-el-Hiri circle is just one among many megalithic remains in the Bashan, probably at the origin in Greece and England (the "Giant's Dance" = Stonehenge).

96. Temple Sholom - 300 East Putnam Avenue - Greenwich, CT 06830 Born in Boston and raised in Palo Alto, California, rabbi Hurvitz earned a BA in In addition to his duties in the Religious School, ezra assists the http://www.templesholom.com/handbook/handbook_staff.html

Home Handbook Newsletter Education ... Education Handbook Temple Sholom Staff Biographies Rabbi Mitchell M. Hurvitz, Rabbi Born in Boston and raised in Palo Alto, California, Rabbi Hurvitz earned a BA in History in 1986, from UCLA where he was president of the Jewish Student Union and Assistant Director of Programming for Hillel. In 1991, he earned a Master of Hebrew Letters degree from the University of Judaism in Los Angeles. Rabbi Mitch moved to New York in 1992, where he began the final stage of his rabbinic training at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. He earned a second MA degree in Jewish Studies and rabbinic ordination with a concentration in Rabbinic Literature and Jewish Education from the Seminary in 1996. Rabbi Hurvitz began his tenure at Temple Sholom in June 1995, when he was named assistant rabbi, and in 1998, he assumed the responsibilities as the associate rabbi. In addition to his rabbinic duties at Temple Sholom, Rabbi Hurvitz serves as Rabbinic Consultant at the Stamford Jewish Community Center, and as a board member of UJA/Federation of Greenwich, Fellowship Clergy of Greenwich, Greenwich Chaplaincy Services, and Council of Churches and Synagogues. Presently, he serves as president of the Greenwich Fellowship of Clergy. He is a member of the New York and Greenwich/Stamford Board of Rabbis and the Rabbinical Assembly. Rabbi Hurvitz and his wife, Roseanne are the proud parents of Simon, Naomi, Ezra and Faith. Rabbi Hillel E. Silverman

97. Messianic Claimants (18) Simon Ben Kosiba rabbi Aqiba, when he saw ben Kosiba, said This is the King Messiah. 4 Ezra13.911. One final piece of evidence may be introduced. As we saw above, http://www.livius.org/men-mh/messiah/messianic_claimants17.html

home index Judaea Messiah Messianic claimants (18) Coin of Simon ben Kosiba, showing the Temple with the Messianic star on the roof and the Ark of the Covenant inside Simon ben Kosiba (132-135 CE) Sources: 'Abot de Rabbi Nathan A 38.3; Babylonian Talmud, Gittin Genesis Rabbah 65.21 (on 27.22); Lamentations Rabbah ; Palestinian Talmud, Ta'anit (commenting on Mishna, Ta'anit 4.6); Palestinian Talmud, Nedarim 3.8 (commenting on Mishna, Nedarim Seder Elijah Rabbah 151; letters from Wadi Murabba`at (ed. P. Benoit, J.T. Milik and R. de Vaux); fifteen letters from Nahal Hever (ed. Yigael Yadin); Appian of Alexandria Syrian war Cassius Dio Roman history ; Eusebius, History of the church 4.5.2 and ; Fronto, Letter to Marcus Aurelius ; Historia Augusta Hadrian ; Hieronymus, Commentary on Isaiah ; Justin the Martyr, First apology and Dialogue with the Jew Trypho The story of Simon ben Kosiba's war against the Romans can be read here Comment: Jesus of Nazareth and Simon ben Kosiba are the only Jewish leaders who are positively identified as Messiahs in the Jewish sources: Jesus is explicitly called 'Messiah' by Flavius Josephus , Ben Kosiba in several rabbinical treatises. In order to understand the following text, it must be remembered that Ben Kosiba was known under two other names: his adherents called him Bar Kochba, 'son of the star' (a reference to

98. Lecture Topics Jewish Law Faces Changing Social and Technological Realities, ezra The Selfand Torah The Statement of Centrist Orthodoxy, rabbi Benjamin Hecht http://www.edah.org/backend/coldfusion/lectureTopics.cfm?CFID=6504468&CFTOKEN=86

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