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| - I searched the term in onelook.com, it defines it as spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation; qualified to expound (=state the truth) and apply Jewish law.
- A Rabbi is a religious leader of Jews. For the Jew himself, a Rabbi is someone you tell when you've seen your neighbour buying shellfish in the supermarket. Rabbi usually wear flowing and traditional black roles, preach of the glory of the soul and the munificence of the worlds beyond us in the Sephiroth, and drive a Lexus in keeping with the holy mitzvot.
- A Rabbi is a spiritual and religious leader for Jews, often providing not only prayers and spiritual guidance, but some forms of counseling. A Rabbi is not necessary for Jews to pray. A minyan is only necessary for saying the prayer over the dead, the Mourners' Kaddish.
- A rabbi was present at Congregation Sha'aray Shalom for Seth's Bar Mitzvah.
- Rabbi is a blogger on thatguywiththeglasses.com. Most of his posts center around film and television, and he has done dozens of short videos, including his book review series High Fiction. He is the author of the series Clever but Canceled and The Greatest Movies You've Probably Never Seen, as well as the co-host of Channel Awesome's Spine Breakers podcast with Coldguy and JewWario. His blog entries have garnered him five Best of Blogs, a mention on the official site podcast Transmission Awesome, and a featured spot on the Community Homepage. Along with Chris Ferraiolo and Braeden Orr, he is one of the most popular non-featured members on the site.
- Rabbi was a title given to a religious teacher in the Jewish faith. Rabbi Geller was one of the senior clergy members aboard Starbase 47 in the 2260s. (VAN novel: Harbinger) Lieutenant Commander Darya Bat-Levi had an uncle who was a rabbi. (TLE novel: Well of Souls) Rachel Gilman became a rabbi in the 2320s, and went on to teach religion for the next five decades. (SCE eBook: Breakdowns)
- In Judaism a Rabbi is a teacher of the Torah. The word itself means "my master" which is the way in which a student should address the master of the Torah.
- The Rabbi appeared in a total of 1 episode over the course of the series. Season 3 Death Takes a Halliwell
- In Jesus' time, rabbi is a term of respectful address that the people frequently used when they spoke to their religious leaders, in particular ministers of Judaism. In the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, Jesus is addressed as rabbi by his disciples and other people. Jesus harshly criticized those who took pride in being called rabbi in public; he warned his disciples, "You are not to be called rabbi, for you have one teacher, and you are all brethren". While the word Rabbi originally could refer to any religious leader, it is particular to a minister of Judaism.
- When Fozzie tries to pull a rabbit out of a hat in episode 421 of The Muppet Show, he produces a robot, and then a rabbi. The elderly gentleman replies to a confused Robin, "You was expecting the Pope, maybe?"
- Rabbi comes from a Hebrew word, רִבִּי', meaning "teacher," especially "teacher of the Torah." More literally, the word means "one who is great in knowledge." Jesus was addressed as a Rabbi (cf. Matthew 26:25, 49; Mark 9:5. Mark 10:51, Mark 11:21, Mark 14:45; John 1:38, John 1:49, John 3:2, John 4:31, John 6:25, John 9:2, John 11:18), as was John the Baptist John 3:26). However, Jesus also warned about hypocrites who love to be called "Rabbi," and advised his disciples not to accept that title (Matthew 23).
- Rabbi is not an occupation found in the Torah (i.e. the Pentateuch) as such, and ancient generations did not employ related titles such as Rabban, Ribbi, or Rab to describe either the Babylonian sages or the sages in Israel.This is evident from the fact that Hillel I, who came from Babylon, did not have the title Rabban prefixed to his name. Even the very eminent Biblical prophets are referred to as "Haggai the prophet" e.g. The titles "Rabban" and "Rabbi" are first mentioned in Hebrew scriptures in the Mishnah (c. 200 CE). The term was first used for Rabban Gamaliel the elder, Rabban Simeon his son, and Rabban Johanan ben Zakkai, all of whom were patriarchs or presidents of the Sanhedrin. A Greek transliteration of the word is also found in the books of Matthew, Mark and John in the New T
- A rabbi is a teacher and religious leader in the Jewish faith. Rabbis usually receive extensive training in Hebrew, Jewish law, tradition, and scripture (e.g., Torah, Talmud, Midrash). Rabbis are permitted (and often encouraged) to marry. The same rules apply to rabbis as to other Jews, although they are usually respected for their knowledge. Historically, rabbis would also act as judges for their communities. In the U.S., they are usually hired by the congregation and lead it much like a preacher, minister or priest would a Christian congregation.
- The Rabbi was a Jewish teacher and leader who lived on Gammu when the Honored Matres conquered that world in their return from the Scattering. The Rabbis was a very orthodox and conservative Jewish leader, always leaning to the conservative side, when confronted with spiritual dilemmas facing human-kind.
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