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| adam_text | INHALT
PART
I
INTRODUCTION
*
3
METHODOLOGY
*
10
SOURCES
*
13
CHAPTER
1
THE
PATH
TO
THE
RABBINIC
THRONE
*
18
1
THE
ORIGINS
OF
THE
COMMUNITY
RABBI
*
18
2
SMIKHA
[ORDINATION]
*
25
3
*
DO
NOT
GIVE
YOUR
STRENGTH
TO
THE
RABBINATE!
*
*
27
4
*
AN
ABSENT
RABBI
IS
THE
NORM
*
*
32
CHAPTER
2
*
SO
THAT
HIS
HONOR
MAY
DWELL
IN
OUR
MIDST
*
*
40
1
FINDING
A
RABBI
*
40
2
*
IT
IS
DIFFICULT
TO
BE
A
PROPHET
IN
ONE
*
S
OWN
CITY
*
*
47
3
*
THEY
TRAVELLED
FROM
THE
FOUR
CORNERS
OF
THE
EARTH
*
*
51
4
*
MATCHMAKERS
OF
COMMUNITIES
WITH
VACANCIES
*
*
57
5
*
THERE
IS
NO
SHAME,
NO
JUSTICE,
AND
NO
TRUST
IN
A
FRIEND
*
*
59
CHAPTER
3
*
WITH
MONEY
OR
ITS
EQUIVALENT
*
:
BUYING
THE
RABBINATE
*
68
1
*
WITH
MONEY,
A
DEED,
OR
INTERCOURSE
*
*
68
2
*
AN
EVIL
THING
HAS
BEEN
DONE
IN
ISRAEL
*
*
81
3
*
WHAT
ELSE
CAN
HE
WHO
GIVES
BRIBES
DO?
*
*
97
CHAPTER
4
ON
THE
VERGE
OF
THE
*
PROMISED
LAND
*
*
101
1
THE
SERMON
-
*
WORDS
THAT
PLEASE
THE
HEART
*
*
101
2
FROM
A
LETTER
OF
INTENT
TO
THE
RABBINIC
WRIT
OF
APPOINTMENT
*
107
EPILOGUE
*
TO
ONE
WHO
IS
GREAT
IN
TORAH
STUDY
*
?
*
120
VIII
*
INHALT
PART
II
CHAPTER
5
UPON
THE
RABBINIC
THRONE
*
125
1
THE
RABBI
*
S
WELCOME
*
125
2
*
MY
PEOPLES
*
SERVANT
*
------
128
3
PUBLIC
ACTIVITIES
*
141
CHAPTER
6
THE
RABBI
AND
HIS
COMMUNITY
*
145
1
TWO
LEADERS,
ONE
CROWN
-----
145
2
THE
RABBI
AND
THE
LOCAL
ELITES
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151
3
THE
RABBI
VERSUS
THE
BUTCHERS
AND
THE
SLAUGHTERERS
*
155
4
THE
RABBI
AND
THE
RABBINICAL
JUDGES
*
160
5
THE
RABBI
AND
THE
*
PEOPLE
*
*
166
CHAPTER
7
THE
RABBI
AND
HIS
FAMILY
*
173
1
*
POVERTY
IS
VIRTUE
FOR
A
RABBI
*
*
173
2
HIS
HELPMATE:
THE
RABBI
*
S
WIFE
*
186
CHAPTER
8
FACING
REALITY
*
193
1
*
SOMETHING
TRAMPLED
ON
BY
AU
*
-----
193
2
*
THEY
CAMP
IN
THE
PLACE
THEY
HAVE
ARRIVED
BUT
THEN
MOVE
ON
*
*
196
EPILOGUE
*
MASTER
OF
THE
CITY
*
?
*
211
BIBLIOGRAPHY
*
217
INDEX
OF
NAMES
AND
SITES
*
240
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