Meanings of jewish rabbi in English

In other words, he was a quite ordinary Jewish rabbi, with Pharisee tendencies.

This last personage is a most respectable-looking patriarchal old Jewish Rabbi.

In a recent work (1879) written by a Jewish Rabbi, the Rev.

No priest happened to be on the spot, there was only a Jewish rabbi.

Paul-was a Jewish Rabbi before he became a Christian teacher.

There are three chaplains with the police-a Methodist minister, a Catholic priest, and a Jewish rabbi.

The Jewish Rabbi who had taken part in our opening service met me on the street one day.

'ALSHEKH, MOSES, Jewish rabbi in Safed (Palestine) in the later part of the 16th century.

'He's the new Jewish rabbi, sir, being as they've opened the place of their heathenish worship again.

There is a legend of old time which tells us how a certain Jewish Rabbi returned to his home after a long absence.

"It's the smooth-faced Jew whom we must fear," he kept repeating, "and not the long-bearded Jewish rabbi."

He may have the sagacity of a Jewish rabbi, or the profundity of a Calvin, or the sublimity of a Homer for aught I know.

Feirce clashes have erupted in East Jerusalem after Israeli police shot dead a Palestinian man suspected trying to kill a far-right Jewish rabbi and activist.

His father, a Jewish rabbi, emigrated to the United States in 1857, and the son graduated at Columbia College in 1870.

AL-PHASI, ISAAC (1013-1103) ,Jewishrabbi and codifier, known as Riph, was born near Fez in 1013 and died at Lucena in 1103.

"The Jewish rabbi, my great-grand father?" I avowed it, but by three Castilian and Christian great-grandfathers could not be counted as Jew!