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He would laugh at the latest joke about a priest and a rabbi or about a farmer's daughter.

On Saturday, partly inspired by the rabbi and partly because of my feet, I rested and contemplated the future.

After a rabbi at their synagogue asked for volunteers, Adele and Joel helped found the South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry.

If you are really sick,in virtually any area, you do not go to a rabbi, a priest, or a massagetherapist. You go to a doctor.

My rabbi does not take Jewish law lightly. But he told me the Jewish laws are things God wanted us to live by, not die by, and that saving a life takes precedence over all of them.

The first women rabbi in the world.

David Wolpe, the rabbi of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, has been named the No. 1 Pulpit rabbi in America by Newsweek.

By the time her rabbi came to visit her, she was emaciated.

They both look down at the rabbi, who is lying on a gurney in a body cast.

Their father, Sol, was a Jew, the son of a rabbi, but sufficiently assimilated that he made his living importing both cheese and ham.

The rabbi, Dov Kofman, an affable man who walks with a cane, says when the ceremony is over: "I love Israel, my son is now there serving in the army, but this is my fatherland."

His Jesus is a Jew, addressed as "rabbi" and uttering Hebrew blessings.

Another type of hero, I believe Regina would be, is a hero within because she was determined to be a rabbi and she did everything she could to make it as a rabbi.

The young Aaron had been protected from Christianity, kept inside during Christian festivals and made aware that his grandfather had been a Yiddish-speaking rabbi in Silesia.

Explaining to his parents was "unbearably painful"; outraged, they called in a rabbi, but the rabbi seemed to think their boy was either deluded, or sensible.

Not every 90-year-old enjoys the good health and vigor of the rabbi, who still teaches and writes and agreed to fit in a phone interview after his half-hour of daily morning calisthenics.

A rabbi boarded a train, one on which he often rode and one whose conductor, therefore, recognized him.