מה חידש רבן יוחנן בן זכאי בדין 'חדש'? תקנה ותולדות פרשנותה

Translated title of the contribution: Identifying Rabban Jahanan Ben Zakkai's innovation in the law of hadash: The regulation and its history

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In: From the Disciples of Aharon: Studies in Tannaitic Literature and its Origins in Memory of Aharon Shemesh [=Te’uda, vol. 31]

The article deals with the 'new' prohibition in the absence of a temple, and focuses on the prohibition of eating from the new grain until the offering of the Omer. This is with reference to the regulation of Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai, who corrected that the prohibition would continue until the end of the 16th day of Nisan, and the flavor of this regulation according to the Babylonian, as well as the method of Rabbi Yehuda and the dispute between them. The ancient factor - the offering of the sacrifice - was indeed a permissive factor in the period of the Temple, or it is the time that permitted it even during the period of the Amoraim, Rabbi Nachman bar Yitzchak even attributed to Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakai the concept that the prohibition is not conditional on the sacrifice Rabbi Yitzchak has already reinterpreted a radical interpretation, from the fact that the perception of the prohibition as depending on the date and not the sacrifice became the first rational that everyone acknowledges.
Translated title of the contributionIdentifying Rabban Jahanan Ben Zakkai's innovation in the law of hadash: The regulation and its history
Original languageHebrew
Pages (from-to)451-478
Number of pages28
Journalתעודה
Volumeל"א
StatePublished - 2021

IHP Publications

  • ihp
  • Amoraim
  • Commandments (Judaism)
  • Controversy (Jewish law)
  • Food -- Religious aspects -- Judaism
  • Food habits -- Religious aspects -- Judaism
  • Hermeneutics
  • Jewish law -- History
  • Johanan ben Zakkai -- -approximately 80
  • Legislation (Jewish law)
  • Sacrifice -- Judaism
  • Talmud Bavli
  • Time -- Religious aspects -- Judaism

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