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Talmud su Daniele 10:21

אֲבָל֙ אַגִּ֣יד לְךָ֔ אֶת־הָרָשׁ֥וּם בִּכְתָ֖ב אֱמֶ֑ת וְאֵ֨ין אֶחָ֜ד מִתְחַזֵּ֤ק עִמִּי֙ עַל־אֵ֔לֶּה כִּ֥י אִם־מִיכָאֵ֖ל שַׂרְכֶֽם׃ (פ)

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Jerusalem Talmud Sanhedrin

Rebbi Jehudah ben Pazi said, even the Holy One, praise to Him, does not judge alone, as it is said451K. 22:19. In MT, “was standing.”: all the hosts of Heaven were standing by Him, to His right side and to His left. These vote to acquit, those to convict. Even though He does not judge alone, He signs alone, as it is said: really I shall tell you what is noted in true writing.46Dan. 10:21. Rebbi Joḥanan said, the Holy One, praise to Him, never does anything in His world unless He took counsel with the Heavenly Court47Babli 38b.. What is the reason? True is the statement and a large host.48Dan. 10:1. When is the seal of the Holy One, praise to Him, true? When He took counsel with the Heavenly Court. Rebbi Eleazar said, any place where it is said “the Eternal, Almighty,49In Lev. rabba 24(2) in the name of R. Eliezer, in Num. rabba 3(3) in the name of “the rabbis”: Any place where it is said “and the Eternal.” Since the verse quoted in support refers to this version, the editor of the Žitomir-Wilna edition changed the text here. It is more likely that the text originally read “the Eternal of hosts” and the proof text was Jer. 11:17.” it is He and His Heavenly Court. The paradigm of all is: and the Eternal spoke evil about him.501K. 22:23.
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Jerusalem Talmud Rosh Hashanah

HALAKHAH: From where years158That the Pentateuch counts years from the Fall equinox.? One verse says159Ex. 23:16., the festival of gathering at the end of the year, and another verse says160Ex. 34.22., the festival of gathering at the turn of the year. Which month contains a festival, and a turning point, and the year starts from it? Which one is this? It is Tishre. If you would say Ṭevet, there is a turning point161The winter solstice. but neither festival nor gathering. If you would say Nisan, there is a turning point162The spring equinox. and a festival, but no gathering. If you would say Tamuz, there is a turning163The summer solstice. point and gathering but no festival. So which one is this? It is Tishre. The colleagues said before Rebbi Jonah: should it not be Tamuz? He told them, it is written, in the seventh month164Num. 28:24., and your are saying so? They said to him, should it not be Tamuz165Maybe the month of the fall equinox should be called “Tamuz”.? He said to them, from here on you are quarrelling with me about names of months? As Rebbi Ḥanina said, the names of the months ascended with them from Babylonia. Originally, in the month of Ethanim1661K. 8:2., in which the Patriarchs were born, and the Patriarchs died, and the Mothers were remembered167One cannot say that Sarah and Rebecca became pregnant in Tishre, this would contradict the statement that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob were born in Tishre. So one has to say that in that month the Divine decree was passed that the mothers should become pregnant. The language is taken from Gen. 21:1. Babli Berakhot29a.. Originally, in the month of Bul1681K. 6:37., where the leaves are falling, and the earth is made into lumps; where one mixes for domestic animals in the house169Because in November there is little food to be found in the fields.. Originally, in the month of Ziw1701K. 6:2, misquoted., which is the splendor of the world, when plants are recognized and trees recognized171In Nisan the growth on newly sown fields is recognizable and fruit trees are blossoming.. From then onwards172After the Babylonian exile., it was in the month of Nisan of year twenty173Neh. 2:1.; it was in the month of Kislew of year twenty174Neh. 1:1.; in the tenth month, this is the month of Ṭevet175Esth.2:16.. Rebbi Simeon ben Laqish said, also the names of angels were in their hands from Babylonia. Originally, there flew to me one of the Seraphim176Is. 6:6.; Seraphim standing over Him177Is. 6:2.. From then on, but the man Gabriel178Dan. 9:21.; but your lord Michael179Dan. 10:21..
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Jerusalem Talmud Yevamot

131A short version of this is in Babli, 105a. There, Levi actually did not know how to respond. The Yerushalmi version is also in Gen. rabba 81(2). The people of Simonia came to Rebbi and told him, please give us a man who preaches, judges, runs the synagogue, teaches reading, teaches Mishnah, and looks after all our needs. He gave them Levi bar Sisi. They made him a big platform132Greek βῆμα “speaker’s platform”. and sat him on it. They came and asked him, how does the handless [woman] perform ḥalîṣah? He did not respond. If she spat blood” He did not respond. They said, maybe he is not competent in studies, let us ask him in homiletics. They came and asked him, what is that which is written: “Truly, I shall tell you what is traced in writing, it is true.133Dan. 10:21.” If it is true, why is it traced, and if traced, why is it true? He did not respond. They came to Rebbi and told him, that required one we asked you for? He told them, by your lives, I gave you one who is my equal! He sent to bring him and examined him. He asked him, what if she spat blood. He said, if it contains some fluid of spittle it is valid. How does the handless [woman] perform ḥalîṣah? He said, with her teeth. What is that which is written: “Truly, I shall tell you what is traced in writing, it is true.” If it is true, why is it traced, and if traced, why is it true? He said, until the decision of the court is sealed, it is traced. After it has been sealed, it is true. He asked him, and why did you not give any answers? He said to him, they made me a big platform and sat me on it; by that my spirit became bloated134He forgot all he knew.. He quoted about him: “If you became subject to contempt when you rose, if you planned, hand to mouth135Prov. 30:32.”; why did you become contemptible in the words of the Torah? That you used them to aggrandize yourself.
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