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Hebrew Bible, MS Kennicott 2, fol. 4r, Sephardic scribe

Mishnah

Sephardic scribe, Hebrew Bible, MS Kennicott 2, fol. 4r, 1306 · Bodleian Library, Oxford · CC BY 4.0Sephardic scribe, Hebrew Bible, MS Kennicott 2, fol. 4r, 1306, Bodleian Library, Oxford

Jewish sourcecompiled c. AD 200 from rabbis of c. 50 BC–AD 200

In Jewish Roots of Mary

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The first written collection of rabbinic law, arranged by topic. After the Bible it is the most authoritative witness to Jewish practice in the period around Jesus; the Tosefta is a companion collection.

Quoted works

  • Yoma 8:1 — 'afflicting oneself' on the Day of Atonement includes abstaining from marital relations (p 98)
  • Ketuboth 7:3–7; Nedarim 11:1–12 — married men and women taking vows to abstain from marital relations (p 99)
  • Baba Bathra 8:6 — a man's declared will is binding — the legal background of Jesus' bequest from the cross (p 162)

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  • PassageMishnah — Baba Bathra 8.6Jewish Roots

    a man's declared will is binding — the legal background of Jesus' bequest from the cross (p 162)

  • PassageMishnah — Ketuboth 7.3–7Jewish Roots

    married men and women taking vows to abstain from marital relations (p 99)

  • PassageMishnah — Yoma 8.1Jewish Roots

    'afflicting oneself' on the Day of Atonement includes abstaining from marital relations (p 98)

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Referenced by · 4

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