JAMNIA

jămˈnēə, biblical Jabneeljăbˈnē-ĕl, jăbˈnēl and Jabnehjăbˈnə, –nē [Heb.,=God causes to build], ancient city, central Israel. Its modern name is Yavne. A central city of Philistia, the Bible refers to its walls being destroyed by Uzziah. It was pillaged by Judas Maccabaeus and later rebuilt. In the last years before the sack of Jerusalem (a.d. 70), Jamnia became a great Jewish cultural center. At the prayer of Johanan ben Zakkai, Vespasian spared Jamnia and permitted Johanan to settle there as leader of the Jewish community after the fall of Jerusalem. The Great Sanhedrin was moved to Jamnia, and the city became the capital of the Jews until the rise of Simon Bar Kokba. In the Middle Ages the Crusaders fortified the city.

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...most accessible to Jerusalem, Joppa and Jamnia, and en- sured his hold on them by expelling...Simons appointment as High Priest). Jamnia, not mentioned in Macc., was probably...though he received a small area near Jamnia as a reward. 9o Apollonia and Azotus...
...Pharisees who met at the coastal town of Jamnia, along with those Jewish communities of...lines at the coastal town of Javneh Jamnia . Here the books of the Jewish Scriptures...Formation of Rabbinic Judaism: Yavneh Jamnia from A.D. 70 to 100," Aufstieg und...
...BCE and the Writings were closed at the Council of Jamnia, about 90 CE.3 The larger canon of the Christian...circulated throughout Judaism as holy scripture before Jamnia. 5 More recently, Jamnia itself has come under This view is attributed...
...later layers of the tradi- tion through the internal logic of the development of the law in relation to the pre-Jamnia, Jamnia and post-Bar Cochba periods. In Galilee, Jesus and the Gospels I attempted to address Neusner strictures, especially...
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...lead to heresy (Qoh. Rabb. on 1:3). Even though it did win approval as an inspired work at the famous gathering of rabbis at Jamnia in 90 C.E., questions about its suitability for the general public continued to be raised for centuries thereafter.1 Jerome...
...compiled and standardized by Gamaliel at Jamnia after the destruction of the temple near...sacrificial cult)."20 The role of the rabbis at Jamnia was to provide the editing and arranging...by the Matthean church sometime after Jamnia.22 Furthermore, issues related to content...
...resisting the attempt of the parent religion to exclude Christians; Luz: yes); (2) whether Jamnia bears on Matthews work (Davies and Allison: very much so defining Jamnia as a process; Luz: not as Davies and Allison believe it does); (3) whether Matthew...
...conjunction with the statistical test are also developed. Morgan, Jamnia, and Trammel (8) considered the case in which subjects in...Bulletin , 1967 , 67, 401-412. 8. Morgan, F., Jamnia, P., Trammel, G. Analysis of categorical data when...
...admits that he may have overemphasized the so-called council of Jamnia, as subsequent critics have noted, but he still holds to the...Judaism, so in his gospel he is not in direct dialogue with Jamnia or with formative Judaism. Yet at the same time, he still wrestles...
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...Jesus as Messiah filled the void for many Jews. Some twenty years later, a council of rabbis meeting in Yavneh (= Jabneh = Jamnia) tagged those who accepted this doctrine as "Minim" (variously translated "heretics," "defectors," or "traitors") In one of...


 

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JAMNIA jam ne , biblical Jabneel jab ne-el, jab nel and Jabneh...the last years before the sack of Jerusalem (a.d. 70), Jamnia became a great Jewish cultural center. At the prayer of Johanan ben Zakkai , Vespasian spared Jamnia and permitted Johanan to settle there as leader of the...
JABNEH jab ne, variant of Jamnia . ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
CEDRON se dr n, in the Bible. 1 The same as Kidron . 2 Place, near Jamnia, fortified against the Maccabees. ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
...in the Bible. 1 The same as Bilhah 2. 2 The same as Kirjath-jearim . 3 Unidentified mountain, in the vicinity of Jamnia. ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All...
...of the Pharisees of Jerusalem before the destruction of the Temple in a.d. 70, afterward founder of the Jewish academy at Jamnia . He emphasized the study of the Torah as the primary religious duty for which humankind was created. After a.d. 70 he taught...
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