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	Saul Lieberman
		Saul Lieberman (also known as "the G'RaSh"), was a rabbi and a scholar of Talmud.
		Lieberman was an important rabbi in the Rabbinical Assembly, the body of Conservative Jewish rabbis, and was viewed as one the movement's most important decisors in halakha (Jewish law).
		His wife, Judith Lieberman (1904-), was a daughter of Rabbi Meir Berlin (Bar-Ilan), leader of the Mizrachi.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/biography/slieberman.html (1442 words)

	Saul Lieberman - Biography, Work, The Agunah issue, Personal Paradox, Judith Lieberman
		Lieberman developed what came to be called "the Lieberman clause", a clause added to the ketubah (Jewish wedding document).
		Lieberman insisted that all services at the Seminary have a mechitzah even though the great majority of Conservative synagogues did not.
		His wife, Judith Lieberman (August 14, 1904–), was a daughter of Orthodox Rabbi Meir Berlin (Bar-Ilan), leader of the Mizrachi.
	encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com /pages/19650/Saul-Lieberman.html (904 words)

	Saul Lieberman
		Saul Lieberman (1898-1983), was a rabbi and a scholar of Talmud.
		As a master of Talmudic erudition and a kind and gentle man, Lieberman was revered by an entire generation of students at the Jewish Theological Seminary.
		Saul Lieberman, Rabbinic Interpretation of Scripture and The Hermeneutic Rules of the Aggadah in Hellenism in Jewish Palestine JTS, NY, 1994
	www.seedwiki.com /wiki/conj/saul_lieberman?wikiPageId=536542 (1401 words)

	Saul Lieberman Article, SaulLieberman Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saul Lieberman (1898 - 1983), was a rabbi and a scholar of Talmud.
		Lieberman served as editor in chief of a new critical editionof Maimonides' Mishneh Torah (vol.
		Lieberman was an important rabbi in the RabbinicalAssembly, the body of Conservative Jewish rabbis, andwas viewed as one of the movement's most important decisors in halakha (Jewish law).In the 1950s he worked on the agunah problem.
	www.anoca.org /he/jewish/saul_lieberman.html (1547 words)

	Encyclopedia: Saul Lieberman (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He served as Professor of Talmud at the Jewish Theological Seminary for over 40 years, and was for many years, head of Machon Harry Fishel in Israel and also president of the American Academy for Jewish Research.
		Lieberman was an important rabbi in the Rabbinical Assembly, the body of Conservative Jewish rabbis, and was viewed as one the movment's most important decisors in halakha (Jewish law).
		His wife, Judith Lieberman (August 14th, 1904—), was a daughter of Rabbi Meir Berlin (Bar-Ilan), leader of the Mizrachi.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Saul-Lieberman (441 words)

	CJO - Abstract - Who Are the Deities Concealed Behind the Rabbinic Expression “A Nursing Female Image”?
		Saul Lieberman, one of the leading scholars who attempted to answer this question, was of the opinion that this phrase refers to Isis nursing her son Horus (“Harpocrates” in Greek).
		Lieberman concluded from this that Isis, like Sarapis, is “specifically mentioned” in Rabbinic literature.
		Saul Lieberman, Hellenism in Jewish Palestine (New York: Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 1962) 136.
	journals.cambridge.org /action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=173512&next=true&jid=HTR&volumeId=96&issueId=02 (821 words)

	JHOM - Voice - Bat Kol (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In his study of bat kol prophecies, Talmud scholar Saul Lieberman notes that almost all of them were unequivocally and explicitly expressed with no need of special interpretation or device for their interpretation.
		Lieberman has described the means used when the Bat Kol was relied upon as an authority.
		Saul Lieberman, Hellenism in Jewish Palestine (New York: Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 1962), pp.
	www.jhom.com /topics/voice/bat_kol.htm (718 words)

	The Business Monthly
		In 1996, Lieberman was shocked at the lack of camps for children with emotional needs in the area.
		This activity's purpose was to create a strong sense of mutual support and trust between the CIT and campers and, in addition, to develop their coaching skills and goal-setting processes and increase self confidence.
		At the end of camp, Lieberman and the staff throw a "big barbecue," a family potluck dinner that, according to camp officials, happens to be "one of the biggest and [most] well-attended events" Camp Attaway has to offer.
	www.bizmonthly.com /1_2005_focus/f_4.shtml (854 words)

	ipedia.com: Saul Lieberman Article (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saul Lieberman, was a rabbi and a scholar of Talmud.
		At the time this clause was proposed it has some support in the Modern Orthodox community, and Orthodox leader Joseph Soloveitchik gave this porposal his approval.
		Although deeply involved in the Conservative movement, Lieberman was personally an observent Jew, who would not pray in a synagogue with mixed pews.
	www.ipedia.com /saul_lieberman.html (1698 words)

	The Library Fire at JTS - Features
		Saul Lieberman, the senior Talmudic scholar at JTS to pose the question to him.
		Lieberman said that, in his judgment, the students at Yeshiva were obligated to leave their studies to help save the books.
		Lieberman's decision, and of Dr. Belkin's acceptance of it, throughout the Yeshiva dorm.
	www.yucommentator.com /news/2005/08/31/Features/The-Library.Fire.At.Jts-967351.shtml (1601 words)

	Camp Attaway
		The Clinical Director of Camp Attaway is Saul N. Lieberman, Ph.D., a licensed psychologist in Howard County with over twenty years of experience working with children in clinical, educational and therapeutic camp settings.
		Lieberman and Cooper supervise staff, coordinate with partner agencies, orient parents, manage consent forms and documents, maintain the expense accounts, dispense medications, arrange for staff development and training, and generally manage all administrative aspects of Camp operations.
		Lieberman and Cooper handle contractual agreements, arrange for space and materials, manage the Camp's financial accounts, prepare reports to funders and the Camp community, follow up children's adjustment with schools and community therapists, recruit and hire staff for the subsequent year, recruit and enroll campers, and submit grant applications to potential funders.
	www.campattaway.org /program (771 words)

	Summaries of articles
		Although Lieberman repeated this thesis in numerous places in his later works, it was recently challenged by Y. Sussmann.
		The present study demonstrates that Lieberman maintained his original theory throughout his comprehensive commentary on the Tosefta, Tosefta Ki-Fshutah, and suggests that this theory be accepted.
		It is argued that the variant readings between the text witnesses of the Tosefta on which Lieberman based his thesis do not emanate from adjustment to the Babylonian Talmud, but reflect the text-tradition of the tannaitic sources with which the Babylonian Talmud itself was familiar.
	www.biu.ac.il /JS/JSIJ/sum1.html (1059 words)

	Talkin' Broadway Regional News & Reviews - "Splitting Infinity 5/17/06
		Saul is a married Rabbi, a strong but tenderhearted man who has never fallen out of love with Leigh after all these years.
		While Saul rushes from her side to see who may need help, Leigh rushes to record the scientific thoughts and data that have come to her as a result of the fire.
		Even in her moment of doubt, however, it is unclear if she longs to regain the heart of her lapsed Judaism or merely the trappings of family and home that surround it.
	www.talkinbroadway.com /regional/sfla/sfla110.html (1042 words)

	Home
		Saul Lieberman has established himself in Evanston and the surrounding areas as a photographer specializing in portrait photography in Evanston and the surrounding area in Portrait Photography.
		Saul Lieberman has been a freelance photographer for 10 years working primarily in portraiture for magazines, private commissions, design companies, corporations and advertising companies in Chicago, New York and Los Angeles.
		Saul is an Artist-In-Residence with the Illinois Arts Council, bringing photography workshops to students of all ages throughout Illinois.
	www.saullieberman.com (230 words)

	Rabbi
		The Lieberman Clause is named after Rabbi Saul Lieberman, of blessed memory, who was by nearly all accounts the greatest Talmudic scholar of the twentieth century.
		The Lieberman Clause is a paragraph that Rabbi Lieberman added to the traditional Ketuba, or wedding contract.
		With Rabbi Lieberman as its author, there is not a chance of that, and Orthodox scholars concede as much.
	www.ckielgin.org /rabbi.html (738 words)

	Tradition: A Journal of Orthodox Jewish Thought
		Saul Lieberman (1898-1983) married Meir Bar Ilanâs daughter, Judith.
		In America, Judith Lieberman was the principal of Shulamith, a major Orthodox day school for girls in New York, for decades.
		Lieberman sat shivâa for his wife in Jerusalem, he told a number of people paying a shivâa call that he had never once visited his wifeâs school.
	traditiononline.org /news/article.cfm?id=100960 (272 words)

	Society Fresh : Article 'Saul Lieberman' (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jacob Neusner criticized the bulk of Lieberman's work as idiosyncratic, lacking of a valid methodology and prone to other serious shortcomings (see references, below).
		Although deeply involved in the Conservative movement, paradoxically Lieberman was personally an observant Jew, who would not pray in a synagogue with mixed pews.
		Oddly, Lieberman rejected HaLivni's method of source criticism, which seeks to define the original context of varied statements of Amoraic rabbis, and all other forms of higher critical study.
	www.society-fresh.net /DisplayArticleFull175760.html (1691 words)

	Witches in the Bible and in the Talmud
		Saul Lieberman chaired a meeting at which Gershom Scholem spoke, Lieberman said: "Nonsense is nonsense, but the history of nonsense is scholarship".
		There are those, though, who claim that the woman merely deceived Saul in to believing that the prophet Samuel had spoken to him,3 but this rationalistic approach does not change anything in understanding the story here: witchcraft in ancient times, and the role of women in it.
		Indeed, it is clear that if King Saul needed the advice and the professionalism of a witch, it is proof that he was acted in according with the desires of a woman.
	faculty.biu.ac.il /~barilm/witches.html (8629 words)

	The House of Hock
		R. Lieberman from the outset had impeccible credentials, went to Yeshiva at Slobodka, studied at a Mussar Yeshiva, was the cousin of the Chazon Ish, and came from a distinguished line of rabbonim.
		Lieberman viewed the position at JTS as an opportunity to study, since he only had to teach 6 hours a week, and also a way to influence the American rabbinate.
		Lieberman did not view himself as the halachic decisor for the conservative movement.
	houseofhock.blogspot.com (8044 words)

	The Modern Day Agunah: In Retrospect and Prospect (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1954, Professor Saul Lieberman of the Conservative movement's Jewish Theological Seminary introduced a new clause to the Conservative ketubah.
		The Lieberman proposal was rejected by the Orthodox rabbinate.
		In 1979 Rabbi Saul Berman and I drafted such a proposal and submitted it to the Rabbinical Council of America's Commission on Divorce.
	www.orthodoxcaucus.org /prenup/weiss.htm (2633 words)

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		In order to facilitate the compilation of these extensive lists of sources, the Lieberman Institute designed an index of references in scholarly and traditional literature to any passage of Mishna, Tosefta, both the Babylonian and Jerusalem Talmuds and the major midrashim.
		The works of J.N. Epstein, Louis Ginzburg, Saul Lieberman, Abraham Weiss and others are now indexed by passage reference.
		Menahem Katz and is based at the Lieberman Institute's offices on the Jerusalem Campus of The Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
	www.h-net.org /~judaic/oldlibrary/TALM-REF.SLI.txt (493 words)

	John McCain's Secret War Against the GOP \| Redstate
		Saul is widely regarded as one of the best, if not the best, state Republican Chairmen in the entire United States.
		Lieberman is faithful to his party and their leadership on every issue save one, his support of the war.
		Lieberman also does not take positions to insure "good time" on Sunday mornings or to build and enhance his reputation as a "maverick".
	www.redstate.com /stories/elections/2008/john_mccains_secret_war_against_the_gop (8664 words)

	Art Ketubah - Conservative Ketubah Texts
		The Conservative text utilizes the Lieberman Clause as an attempt to solve the "agunah" problem.
		Saul Lieberman, the premier expert in Conservative Jewish Law at the time, framed the Aramaic formula.
		This text utilizes the Lieberman Clause as an attempt to solve the "agunah" problem.
	artketubah.com /Ketubah/ketubah_text_conservative.shtml (2959 words)

	Authors: Nancy Lieberman (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When I graduated from college in 1977 I moved to New York City, where I lived ever since, and began a career in the arts.
		My new business partner and I opened Lieberman and Saul Gallery in Soho and specialized in photography.
		We were lucky in that we were early comers to a field that was to explode over the next decade and we were able to make a name for ourselves.
	www.twbookmark.com /authors/53/3023 (433 words)

	And the Sea Is Never Full by Elie Wiesel
		With Saul Lieberman I continue to study the wealth of talmudic texts; with Abraham Joshua Heschel I share the beauty of Hasidic tales.
		Three strong pages on theological topics like "Is it possible to believe without believing in God?" followed by a simple question that he said "has nothing to do with theology: Why don't you get married?" I told him that the question actually had a lot to do with theology.
		Saul Lieberman, too, pushed me toward marriage in his own way: by describing to me the often tragic fate of bachelors in talmudic literature.
	www.randomhouse.com /catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780805210293&view=excerpt (3088 words)

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		Professor Rabbi Saul Lieberman, Talmudic scholar and researcher and for many years Rector of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, devoted much of his study to the systematic elucidation of the Tosefta.
		Lieberman’s scholarship demonstrates how he combines vast erudition in all fields of Talmudic and Rabbinic literature with a penetrating knowledge of the classical world.
		Lieberman opened new pathways to the life, institutions, beliefs and literary products of Jewish Palestine in the talmudic period.
	bookstore.schocken-jts.org.il /eng/product.asp?pid=76 (235 words)

	FORWARD : Arts & Letters (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lieberman was by training a Talmudist, a great one, and he approached the subject by analyzing many Greek words and calque expressions found in the Hebrew and Aramaic rabbinic literature of the Hellenistic period.
		Lieberman convincingly shows that the Hebrew word gapa, "limb of," is actually a later corruption by scribes who no longer understood Greek of the Greek word agape, "love," and that in the original story, as told and understood by Jews in Palestine, the courtesan swore by "the love of Rome."
		There is no evidence that Jesus himself understood Greek, and his few statements in the New Testament that purportedly appear in the language in which they were originally spoken are all in Aramaic.
	www.forward.com /issues/2003/03.08.29/philologos.html (695 words)

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