Sentence examples for study of jewish from inspiring English sources

She called the collections "the largest resource in the U.S. for the study of Jewish history".

He was working on a study of Jewish practices at the time of his death.

Today many law schools house institutes and centers for the study of Jewish law.

"Talmudic" (derived from the study of Jewish law) implies hair-splitting and rationality.

The scholarly study of Jewish mysticism is a very recent phenomenon.

Birkbeck, part of the University of London, is planning to offer accreditation for the study of Jewish law.

Take "Hermanas," for example, Monica Yudovitch's study of Jewish-Mexican sisters living somewhere along the border of hysteria while tending to the demands of a comically overbearing mother.

And Dr Ed Kessler, director, Woolf Institute of Abrahamic Faiths; executive director, centre for the study of Jewish-Christian relations and CMJR fellow at St Edmund's College.

One of the most censorious essays came from Gershom Scholem, the distinguished Jewish scholar and the author of definitive studies of Jewish mysticism.

"Right now I feel I want to learn more," he said, speaking of his "very deep" studies of Jewish laws and their meaning.

As part of her studies of Jewish history and culture, she was moved to learn that being of mixed race in the Jewish community was not only a modern phenomenon.