The Rabbis (Pharisees) emphasized personal piety and adherence to the ethics implicit in the laws of the Torah, while the Saducees emphasized the Temple in Jerusalem and the obligations of Jews to undertake pilgrimages and make sacrifices there. When Rome destroyed the Temple in the year 70, the entire foundation of the Saducees' style of Judaism was destroyed, while the Rabbis ethical teachings continued to be relevant.
The Rabbis (Pharisees) emphasized personal piety and adherence to the ethics implicit in the laws of the Torah, while the Saducees emphasized the Temple in Jerusalem and the obligations of Jews to undertake pilgrimages and make sacrifices there. When Rome destroyed the Temple in the year 70, the entire foundation of the Saducees' style of Judaism was destroyed, while the Rabbis ethical teachings continued to be relevant.
They came to Spain during the Roman Diaspora period.
Rabbis.
They helped Jews learn about their heritage.
The religious leaders of Jews are called Rabbis.
the authority of rabbis (teachers)
I think you are confused with the word "priest" in Judaism they are called Rabbis and yes Reform Jews can become Rabbis.
Rabbis and Priest were the Jewish leaders of Judaism during the time of Jesus. Rabbis were experts and teachers on religious laws and of the Torah. Priests were Jews from the tribe of Levi that worked in the temple and offered up sacrifices. The Pharisees and Sadducees that appear in the gospels were a famous rabbis with a very legalistic approach to the Law.
The Rabbis and sages. See also:Important Jewish leaders, prophets and rabbis
No. Most Jews do not believe in demonic possession.Answer:There are (possibly apocryphal) accounts of Rabbis doing exorcism. However, this is uncommon and definitely not standard practice.
Judaea which means "land of the Jews" in Roman terminology.
YES. Conservative Judaism has permitted the ordination of Jews since October 1983.
Rabbis have no requirement to wear clothing that is different from other Jews. They are not priests.