“The interviewee began to study with a rabbi and to consider conversion to Judaism.”

“Though she'd been told otherwise, right to the last that woman thought a surprise rabbi would appear from the rafters to say mazel tov.”

“There was a gospel choir, a Hispanic singer of the national anthem and a rabbi offering a benediction.”

“In time the patriarchate and exilarchate disappeared, but the rabbinate, nourished by independent rabbinical academies, survived.”

“Sevi's promise of redemption conquered rich and poor, and much of the rabbinate too.”

“The rabbinate, which is a government-paid body, has a monopoly over family life.”

“In a Midrash, the ancient rabbis asked why Eve was created from Adam's side.”

“In Vilnius, Lithuania, his father's family were scholars and rabbis with huge private libraries.”

“Pastors, ministers, rabbis, imans, etc influence large audiences in their weekly sermons.”