Marriage, Sex and Family in JudaismMichael J. Broyde Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 22. 8. 2005 - Počet stran: 352 Marriage, Sex and Family in Judaism explores Jewish marriage from historical and contemporary perspectives, focusing on the religious and legal concepts of marriage, and the social impact of family in the Jewish community. The book does not advocate one perspective or another; instead, the essays range from conservative to liberal viewpoints, offering readers a well-balanced mixture of perspectives on Jewish marriage. |
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Strana 6
... betrothal and a later wed- ding ceremony , included a contract that stipulated both a dowry and spe- cific obligations ( continuing a trend we noted in the Persian period ) and were followed by a wedding feast . While we must be careful ...
... betrothal and a later wed- ding ceremony , included a contract that stipulated both a dowry and spe- cific obligations ( continuing a trend we noted in the Persian period ) and were followed by a wedding feast . While we must be careful ...
Strana 7
... betrothal and marriage ceremonies , which also employed the religious motifs of divine creation and a restoring of destroyed Jerusalem . Indeed , we sense the rabbinic tradition deliberately made the home the central locus of religious ...
... betrothal and marriage ceremonies , which also employed the religious motifs of divine creation and a restoring of destroyed Jerusalem . Indeed , we sense the rabbinic tradition deliberately made the home the central locus of religious ...
Strana 66
... betrothal . " 15 Nevertheless , that translation must be qualified so that it is understood that erusin is less than what we normally call a “ marriage ” but more than what we normally call an " engagement . " Erusin is more than our ...
... betrothal . " 15 Nevertheless , that translation must be qualified so that it is understood that erusin is less than what we normally call a “ marriage ” but more than what we normally call an " engagement . " Erusin is more than our ...
Strana 67
... betrothal benediction ( birkat erusin ) —either before or after the actual transaction of erusin.31 ( Today that benediction is always recited before the transaction in traditional ceremonies . ) The benedictory formula for betrothal is ...
... betrothal benediction ( birkat erusin ) —either before or after the actual transaction of erusin.31 ( Today that benediction is always recited before the transaction in traditional ceremonies . ) The benedictory formula for betrothal is ...
Strana 68
Michael J. Broyde. We have just seen the difference between betrothal and actual marriage ( nisu'in ) and what it in fact means . The transition from erusin to nisu'in turns a merely formal legal relationship into an existential one ...
Michael J. Broyde. We have just seen the difference between betrothal and actual marriage ( nisu'in ) and what it in fact means . The transition from erusin to nisu'in turns a merely formal legal relationship into an existential one ...
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