Definition of Talmud
a book that is sometimes used in correlation with the Torah that consists of accounts of rabbis through a number of centuries and detailed descriptions of commandments that lay the foundation of Jewish faith
Examples of Talmud in a sentence
Rabbi’s often refer to the Talmud to reinforce their faith and become well versed in religious laws. 🔊
Young Jewish children study both the Talmud and the Torah before being welcomed into adulthood through their Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. 🔊
The Talmud discusses the Bar Mitzvah not only as a celebration of entrance into adulthood in the Jewish faith, but also as the decision to follow the commandments in the Torah. 🔊
The Talmud contains a detailed break down of the commandments listed in the Torah with explanations on how each commandment should be carried out. 🔊
The Talmud is a historic account of many rabbis spanning hundreds of years. 🔊
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