Examples of using The commentators in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The commentators were picking up.
Even look at the commentators.
The commentators attempt to explain Reuven's suggestion in various ways.
(13) Shlomo's legal relationship with thesevarious women is a matter of controversy among the commentators.
The commentators propose different answers to the first question or to both of them.
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It was this great wealth, explain the commentators, that prompted Korach to challenge Moses' leadership.
The commentators mention that this difference is based on the different"customers.".
The commentators still- the emphasis is on still- see clearly that this is a war of choice.
The commentators offer several explanations for the connection between age and rhetorical ability.
The commentators attempted to understand the connection between Shmuel's death and the events that follow.
Since no one has answered these questions,it seems like the enthusiastic proposals trumpeted by the commentators are hollow words, lacking any consideration of the phases to follow their boisterous beginnings, and lacking any understanding of how these steps will achieve the desired end.
The commentators analyze why“populist Trump” has won, but they ignore the fact that the Western society loses contact with reality.
Such is the prevailing opinion among the commentators in Gaza, who feel that extensive understandings can be reached with these two- including a long-term ceasefire.
The commentators marvel at the extraordinary cleverness with which we have been able to convert the Katyn incident into a highly political question….
Second, he quotes the commentators mentioned before, who in difficult times allow payments to be accepted.
The commentators suggest: Get thee out of thy country… unto the land that I show thee- get out to the place the Lord shows you, go to the unknown.
Humility means, as the commentators quote Aristotle as saying, that a person should never think he has come to wisdom.
The commentators suggest various ways to understand the woman's words,[5] but the iniquity that she has in mind seems to be clear: not killing the murderer.
Then, interesting to see if the commentators tried to explain the various meanings of NHM by way of a common denominator and a new understanding.
The commentators on this section ask the question: Does this indicate that God knew in advance what would be coming when the Israelites could enter the land of Israel;?
There is a fundamental paradox that the commentators speak about concerning the portion of Chukat and the process of removing the Tumat HaMet, impurity of death, from someone who had been around, or touched, a dead body.
The commentators devote little attention to the other questions presented at the outset; only Abarbanel addresses almost all of them, and solves them in accordance with his exegetical approach.
However, as the commentators point out, on a literal level that's not true, because once the Tabernacle no longer existed and the Temple was destroyed, the candles were no longer lit.
However, the commentators have already clarified that everyone is in agreement that mazal does have influence, and all agree that more than any other nation, the nation of Israel at times has more power to change their mazal through prayer and good deeds.
The commentators who did not pay attention to the structure of the psalm, and therefore failed to distinguish between the different subjects in each of the two halves, inclined to explain various verses in the first half with respect to the people of Israel.
There is a dispute among the commentators concerning the precise nature of the relationship between the blessings and the Shema, but there is no doubt that the blessings are related to the Shema in one way or another, and that together they form one unit.
However, the commentators in the Talmud explain that Moses was also born on the seventh day of Adar, making the month of Adar a time of opening for miracles as well, as a truly righteous soul leaves the world on the same day it came into the world, thus completing its cycle.