Gateway to the Talmud: A Rosh Yeshiva Introduces the History, Development and Principles of Torah She'b'al Peh -- from Moses to the Besht and Vilna Gaon

by Meir Zvi Bergman

Other authorsTzvi Zev Arem

Book, 1985

Barcode

123461616

Call number

101 BER

Genres

Religion & Spirituality

Testing

Nonfiction

Collection

Classical Judaica

Publication

Brooklyn, N.Y. : Mesorah Publications, 1985

Description

A leading rosh yeshivah traces the origin and development of the Mishnah, Tosefta, Gemara, the Rabbanan Savorai and the Geonim; tranlations of Talmudic terms; the guideline for deciding halachah in Talmudic disputes.

Subjects

Tradition (Judaism)

Original language

Hebrew

ISBN

0899062083 / 9780899062082

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