Examples of 'rabbi' in a sentence
Meaning of "rabbi"
Rabbi (noun) - A Jewish religious leader or teacher who is knowledgeable in Jewish law and tradition. Rabbis often lead worship services, provide guidance to their community, and offer religious instruction
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- A Jewish scholar or teacher of halacha (Jewish law), capable of making halachic decisions.
- A Jew who is or is qualified to be the leader of a Jewish congregation.
- A senior officer who acts as a mentor.
- The title of a rabbi (a Jewish scholar or teacher); used before or instead of the rabbi's name.
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I better talk to rabbi shmuley about this.
A rabbi and a priest attend a boxing match.
We need a priest or a rabbi or somebody to say something.
A rabbi walks into a bar with a frog.
A priest and a rabbi walk into a bar.
The rabbi came in and saw what was going on.
Eldaoudi became a rabbi during his youth.
The rabbi asked me to meet his daughter.
He was then elected rabbi of his native town.
You are a bigger perv than the rabbi.
Then the rabbi says to the priest.
A little lesson from your old rabbi.
I ask the rabbi the meaning of life.
May have broken up with a rabbi tonight.
Ask your rabbi about that one.
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I would like to see my girlfriend and a rabbi.
Meg the rabbi sure can write.
I think they call him a rabbi here.
There is a rabbi preaching out on the countryside.
You go to temple more than the rabbi.
At least the rabbi does not notice either.
How about doing your old rabbi a favour.
And their rabbi confirmed their alibi.
You must have one hell of a rabbi.
I will get you a rabbi after this.
Obviously my mom and my dad and rabbi.
You do not need a rabbi for that.
Be prepared to wake up one day with a rabbi.
You will have your rabbi tomorrow.
We would certainly love to find a wonderful rabbi.
So the rabbi turns to the priest and asks.
I am not sure about becoming a rabbi yet.
So a nun and a rabbi walk into a.
We all heard the words of the rabbi.
I think the rabbi adopted him.
He gets out and calls the rabbi.
A priest and a rabbi are leg wrestling.
I do not care why you became a rabbi.
I need either a good rabbi analyst or interplanetary genius.
He did not give you to a scribe a rabbi or a king.
The rabbi will take care of her too.
I got rid of two priests and a rabbi.
When my rabbi comes to my house looking for a gun.
His grandfather had it and he was a great rabbi.
No doubt a rabbi or two were also arrested.
Although he did not mention that you were a rabbi.
The rabbi wants to start the ceremony by noon.
Might as well not even have a rabbi.
A rabbi and a lawyer are having a debate.
I am still waiting for the rabbi to confirm.
