halachah in a sentence

1. Halachah has a vote, but not a veto.

2. But this is not the accepted halachah.

3. The halachah (final ruling) always follows his opinion!”

4. Q: Does the Halachah still apply that a daughter does not inherit?

5. So my only son will lose his life according to the Torah and the halachah.

6. The Talmud explains that the pasuk was worded this way to teach us a halachah.

7. Again he said to the, “If the halachah agrees with me, let it be proved from Heaven!”

8. They explained that halachah (Jewish law) forbade them from returning the other shaver.

9. In general, Rav Kanievski holds that the Halachah regards snow in a manner similar to water.

10. Should be is the halachah, the pathways by which His will should enter this world through our efforts.

11. According to halachah, as they had been taught it, a Jew is forbidden to return a lost item to a non-Jew.

12. Dennis Praeger has a nice column on traditional Jewish moral particularism (“Can Halachah ever be wrong?“).

13. A similar halachah might help clarify: Let’s say Dave marries Miriam on condition that she had never taken any vows.

14. Moreover , the correct understanding is only known to God and it is encapsulated in the “halachah,” the law (literally, “way”).

15. However, halachah states that the above rule does not apply to a “davar hama’amid,” an ingredient that establishes the form of the item.

16. They said, “Look, if we go into the land of Israel, we’re not going to have time to sit around and discuss all the minute details of halachah.

17. I know that the rabbis use halachah (development of new laws) to reinterpret the Written Law so as to make it livable from generation to generation.

18. He followed strict principles regarding the kashrut and other areas of Halachah, but always tried to balance the various currents within the Jewish Community.

19. Even before King David became king he was known as “the final verdict.”8 King Saul, his predecessor, was brilliant, but the halachah was determined according to David.

20. Instructions – All Kabbalistic sources constitute a description of both parts of the correction process, and they are written in four languages: the Torah, Halachah, Haggadah, and Kabbalah.