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	Beth midrash - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beth Midrash (or Beis Midrash or Beit Midrash, Hebrew בית מדרש) (plural batei or botei midrash) literally means a "House [of] Interpretation" or "House [of] Lecturing" or "House [of] Learning" in Hebrew.
		In the times of the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), and the Mishna, most Torah study probably took place in the Beth din (Rabbinical court), where religious law was deliberated as part of the judicial process.
		While a beth midrash generally serves a community, it is also the physical abode of a yeshiva (college of higher Jewish study) and kollel (Torah study institute for married men).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beth_midrash (364 words)

	Bloom Southwest Jewish Archives
		In 1947, Rabbi Baruch Stern joined Beth Jacob and remained its rabbi until retiring in 1977.
		In 1972, Beth Jacob broke ground for a new synagogue located on College Avenue in proximity to San Diego State University.
		The images below are from photos of the four faceted glass windows located in the Beth Midrash and depict highlights from the Garden of Eden, Exodus from Egypt, building the Holy Temple, its destruction, the return and rebuilding of Israel.
	parentseyes.arizona.edu /bloom/bethjacob.htm (278 words)

	The Beth Chai FAQ
		Beth Chai is an independent congregation, run by a board of directors elected from among the members.
		Beth Chai also is free to develop its own education materials, rather than follow a curriculum created by a national committee.
		Beth Chai encourages holders of views all across the political spectrum to participate in our programs, to educate themselves about the world around them, and decide on their own what path to follow to carry out their obligations to Tikkun Olam.
	www.bethchai.org /faq.html (1151 words)

	Midrash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		A particular midrash can be utilized to take on different meanings for different people and different times, depending on the one giving the midrash, and what viewpoint of Scripture they are trying to relate to the hearers.
		Both midrash and parable communicate a single message, urging a decision from the hearer, and they take the abstract [world of spiritual values] and enable the listener to visualize them in concrete terms [reality].
		A midrash or parable is an artistic portrayal, a picture of life which tells a story about God, and invites the listener to respond to Him.
	yadbyad.messengers-of-messiah.org /Midrash/midrash.htm (1367 words)

	Beth Jacob Congregation
		As the viewer can see, Beth Jacob Congregation's synagogue is a extraordinarily beautiful building.
		Beth Jacob Congregation commissioned a postcard featuring the synagogue's sanctuary.
		Beth Jacob is affiliated with the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of American and is extremely proud of its history of offering a tradional place of worship in San Diego.
	www.bethjacobsandiego.org /tour.html (305 words)

	The Beth Alpha Synagogue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		At the end of December 1928, the members of the Beth Alpha settlement (situated on "Jewish National Fund" land) announced that in the course of digging a channel for conveying water to their fields from er-Rihaniya spring they had come upon remnants of a building paved with mosaic...
		In the zodiac of the Beth Alpha synagogue the sign of teomin (Gemini) is at the end of the winter and the beginning of the spring, the same period of the year when the Jubilees calendar starts.
		All in all, the burden of providing plausible explanations as for why the remains at Beth Alpha are those of an ancient Jewish synagogue is still on the shoulders of the archaeologists.
	www.cs.tut.fi /~dla/articles/Beth_Alpha.html (2337 words)

	Shemini Atzeret Yiskor -- October 23, 1997 - Temple Beth Am - Margate Florida (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Rabbi Paul Plotkin Temple Beth Am - Margate, FL Sermon: Shemini Atzeret Yiskor October 23, 1997 (Influenced by Rabbi Simon) As you know, at the end of each festival we have a Yiskor service, a memorial service.
		Temple Beth Am makes no representation about the suitability or accuracy of the information contained in the documents, related files and images published at this web site.
		Information contained herein is for informational and non-commercial or personal use only and may not be copied or posted to any network computer or broadcast in any media, and no modification of any document may be made.
	www.beth-am.org /index2.cfm?page=130 (1018 words)

	The Great City Synagogue of Vilna (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Great City Synagogue of Vilna was built of stone from 1630 to 1633, after permission was given to build a stone structure to replace the Old Synagogue.
		Three original pieces from the Great Synagogue of Vilna survived the destruction quite miraculously and are now on display at the Vilna Gaon Jewish Museum: a door of the Holy Ark, a reader’s desk (Omed), and a bas-relief with the Ten Commandments.
		A model of the synagogue is exhibited permanently at Beth Hatefutsoth - The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora Museum.
	www.bh.org.il /Communities/Synagogue/vilna.asp (380 words)

	Beth din - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A beth din or beis din (בית דין, Hebrew: "house of judgment", plural battei din) is a rabbinical court of Judaism.
		In the event of non-compliance, the agreement may be taken to secular courts for enforcement with the permission of the Beth Din.
		Religious conversion: a ger tzedek ("convert" or "proselyte") requires a beth/beis din to be accepted into Judaism; it is convened to determine whether or not a prospective convert is sufficiently prepared to enter the "Covenant of Abraham" and to join the Jewish people.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beth_din (1045 words)

	Hakham Yossef Hayyim ZT"L (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The earth was scattered over the floor of the ancient Beth Hakenesseth which was not paved though built from stones from Eres Yisrael, brought over by the original exile in the time of Nebuchadnezzar.
		The Yom Hillula of Morenu Rabbenu Hakham Yosef Hayyim 'a"h was commemorated at a special event held by Midrash Ben Ish Hai on 13 Elul 5759, the 24th August 1999 in New York.
		This article is provided graciously by the Midrash BEN ISH HAI An organization named after one of the works of Hakham Yoseph Hayyim Z'tsl of Babylon.
	isfsp.org /sages/hayyim.html (1627 words)

	Rambam - Torah.org
		The holiness of the Beit Midrash is greater than that of a Beit K'nesset (synagogue).
		HH (H.H. The sanctity of the Beit Midrash symbolizes the sanctity of Torah study.
		JB: Because they used to pray in the Beth Midrash in addition to studying, whereas the synagogue was only used for prayer.
	www.torah.org /learning/rambam/talmudtorah/tt4.9.html (631 words)

	The Hidden Wisdom of Bethlehem - Bethlehem as the key to understanding great hidden concepts in the Bible
		It is very apt that the little town called "House [BETH] of Bread [LEHEM]" should be the birthplace of King David and the prophesied birthplace of King Messiah.
		The generation of Adam perished in the flood, and just as Adam was the "father" of all humanity before the Deluge, so is Noah the father and progenitor (compare Genesis 1:28-30 and 9:1-3) of all the generations that repopulated the earth after the Flood.
		She succeeded in exterminating all the princes except for the youngest son of King Ahaziah: Prince Joash who escaped aided by his aunt Jehoshabeath wife of the high priest Jehoiada.
	users.eastlink.ca /~eliyyahu/Bethlehem/hidden.htm (5140 words)

	Losice Yizkor Book - Memories of the Past
		We met him at the Beth Midrash at a seniors' home in B'nai Berak, where he was conducting a study of Mishna.
		When it was time to go the large Beth Midrash to pray, it was discovered that the menorrahs (chandeliers) had been stolen.
		I went to the entrance of the Beth Midrash where I was confronted by two men with a large red flag who wouldn't allow me in.
	www.zchor.org /losice/yizkor22.htm (5902 words)

	Parshat B'ha'alot'cha 5766 - Special Features - OU.ORG
		There are some Beth Dins (Batei Din) whose judges have daytime jobs and it would entail a loss of income to the judges to meet during the daytime.
		We encourage the litigants to have lawyers and/or pleaders with them to help them with their case and these pleaders charge the litigants less or often the lawyers are friends of the litigants and do not charge them at all, and having the trial at night does not involve a financial loss to the lawyers.
		In our Beth Din, Ita Rochel, who is our marvelous administrator, asks the litigants to give her preferred dates and times which are most convenient to them.
	www.ou.org /torah/tt/5766/behaalotecha66/specialfeatures_jewishlaw.htm (1105 words)

	Beth Medrash Govoha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beth Medrash Govoha (Hebrew: בית מדרש גבוה) (sometimes spelled Beis Midrash Gevoha meaning "higher institute of [Torah] learning", and often referred to informally as Lakewood Yeshiva, BMG or just Lakewood) is a Haredi yeshiva and kollel located in Lakewood Township, New Jersey.
		The old Beis Midrash or main Beis Midrash (beth midrash means a "study hall"), is located on 7th to the northwest of the Dormitory building, its back towards the back of the dormitory building.
		There is a rule - which every non-married student is required to sign on to upon acceptance into this yeshivah - that he will not date for a shidduch during the first four months of his coming to yeshiva.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beth_Medrash_Govoha (1674 words)

	RCAJA Temple and Synagogue
		The Holy Temple in Jerusalem was the Beth haMiqdash.
		It doubled as a beth tfillah for communal prayer and a beth* midrash for studies.
		The Greek word synagogue somehow became the vernacular for the beth k*nesseth.
	www.fortunecity.com /millenium/zebedee/67/juda.htm (367 words)

	Prospective Members to Beth Am
		Beth Am Women sponsors an annual Woman’s Seder, for all female congregants, their relatives and friends.
		Beth Am members are involved in a wide variety of activities, which focus on learning, spiritual growth, community service or socializing.
		Beth Am Women – formerly the congregation’s Sisterhood is the voice, presence and arena of action for the women of the Beth Am community
	www.betham.org /prospectives.html (2857 words)

	Rabbi Morgen
		It was during this year that he met his wife, Diane Dorf, who was studying to be a Cantor at Hebrew Union College.
		Rabbi Morgen returned to the practice of law in Los Angeles, and attended many of the sessions of the 1993 Rabbinical Assembly convention in LA (which was held in a hotel just next door to his law office).
		His community involvement includes outreach in interfaith activities, teaching in Jewish and non-Jewish venues, Israel advocacy, participation on the Community Relations Committee, the Horvitz Scholar in Residence Committee, the Houston Kashrut Association, and serving as board member of the Jewish Federation, ADL, and Interfaith Ministries of Houston.
	www.bethyeshurun.org /Morgen.htm (667 words)

	Beth El Hebrew Congregation: North Virginia's first Reform Congregation
		We have a long, proud history, beginning as the first synagogue in Northern Virgina and continuing through nearly 150 years to the present.
		You are more than welcome to sample any of the myriad activities that make Beth El a vibrant, exciting community.
		The only requirement to join is a lively curiosity and an interest in taking in the cultural and historic riches of our area.
	www.bethelhebrew.org (429 words)

	The Central Synagogue in Aleppo, Syria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Aleppo Synagogue edifice was divided into three main sections: a central courtyard that separated the western wing, where in modern times the “mustarabi” community used to worship, from the eastern section built at a later time during the 16th century and which served as Beth Midrash and prayer hall of the “Francos”, i.e.
		An additional enclosed small courtyard was bordering the eastern wing farther to the east.
		The "Jewel” of the Crowns” is the Hebrew manuscript of the Bible written by the scribe Shlomo Ben Buya'a during the first half of the 10th century (or 896?) and then verified, vocalized and pointed by Aaron Ben-Asher in Tiberias.
	www.bh.org.il /Communities/Synagogue/Aleppo.asp (418 words)

	Jewish Babylonian (tm) Newsletter
		The doors of the Midrash are open to, and indeed we welcome, all Jews irrespective of their origins or personal level of observance.
		The Midrash and all its activities are under the leadership of Hakham Ya'aqob Menashe, hy"w, who adheres to the laws of Ben Ish Hai, after whom the organization is named.
		This is probably the main reason for the tremendous success the Midrash has seen over the years.
	www.midrash.org /babylonian/newsletters/archive14 (251 words)

	IBRI Research Report #13 - THE COUNCIL OF JAMNIA AND THE OLD TESTAMENT CANON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		He (the rebellious elder) was executed neither by his local Beth Din (i.e., court or Sanhedrin) nor by the Beth Din at Jabneh, but was taken to the Great Beth Din in Jerusalem and kept there until the (next) festival, and executed thereon.
		Probably a school (Beth ha-Midrash) in prolonged contact with its students is more likely to produce such memories than a combination court and legislature such as the Beth Din.
		Afterwards this became the Great Beth Din and remained so, with perhaps one interruption, until about A.D. Likewise the Beth ha-Midrash probably predates A.D. 70 and continues after 135, but it would not be surprising that its golden years coincide with the presence of the Great Beth Din.
	www.ibri.org /RRs/RR013/13jamnia.html (9007 words)

	Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah \| Christian Classics Ethereal Library
		PUTTING aside, as quite untenable, the idea of a regular Beth ha-Midrash in the Temple (though advocated even by Wünche), we have to inquire whether any historical evidence can be adduced for the existence of a Synagogue within the bounds of the Temple-buildings.
		It is indeed easy to understand that Rabbinism and later Judaism should have wished to locate a Synagogue and a Beth ha-Midrash within the sacred precincts of the Temple itself.
		But it is difficult to account for the circumstance that such Christian scholars as Reland, Carpzov, and Lightfoot should have been content to repeat the statement without subjecting its grounds to personal examination.
	www.ccel.org /ccel/edersheim/lifetimes.xi.x.html (528 words)

	Beth El Adult Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Join the Beth El family for a weekend of spiritual togetherness and discussions for the whole family.
		All classes held at Congregation Beth El unless otherwise is indicated.
		Congregation Beth El is a Conservative synagogue dedicated to developing a meaningful, dynamic and vibrant expression of Judaism by blending the sanctity of our ancient heritage with the insights of modernity.
	www.congregationbethel.com /adult.html (2439 words)

	LifeLong Learning Courses
		This year, Beth El offers two complementary learning models: periodic Beit Midrash gatherings and Chevruta (partner or small group) study.
		Three Beit Midrash gatherings are on this year’s fall calendar: Sept, 12, Oct. 26 and Dec. 6.
		Location: Adult Lounge (upstairs, through the double glass doors, to the lounge on the left) of Beth El’s Freedman Center Building (this is the building directly across the parking lot from the main synagogue building in which our sanctuary is located).
	www.betheldurham.org /adulted/courses.html (1315 words)

	Ben Ish Hai - Ashk. Ben Ish Chai Home Page
		By the age of 14 he started at Midrash Beth Zilkha.
		He studied Torah with the head of the Midrash, Hakham 'Abdallah Somekh, 'alaw hashalom, and excelled using his sharpness and exceptional memory.
		A few years later he left the Beth Midrash and learned Torah day and night in his attic.
	www.benishhai.org (367 words)

	Beth midrash - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Beth midrash - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Midrash (Hebrew darash,”interpretation”), term applied to Jewish expository and exegetical writings on the Scriptures.
		Search for books about your topic, "Beth midrash"
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/search.aspx?q=Beth+midrash (84 words)

	Beth Sholom Temple, Fredericksburg, VA - Home
		Second as a Beit Tefillah (a House of Prayer), under the leadership of Rabbi Devorah Lynn, with wonderful music and lay leader support, we celebrate Shabbat and the full Jewish calendar of festivals and holidays throughout the year.
		Third, as a Beit Midrash (a House of Study), we offer a full service Religious and Hebrew school program with significant involvement from our University of Mary Washington students, Adult Education and Torah Study, and we send our leaders and educators to forums to enhance their Jewish learning.
		Membership is open to individuals and households in which at least one adult is Jewish.
	www.bethsholomtemple.org (405 words)

	La Jolla Light - La Jolla's Source for Local News Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		New family services at Beth El The Congregation Beth El family sees its future in its children and has started new traditions.
		Join Rabbi Avi Libman and the Beth El families on the first Shabbat of every month, from 9:30 a.m.
		Congregation Beth el is at 8660 Gilman Drive.
	www.lajollalight.com /2004/11/04/f041104calendar.html (433 words)

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