Who Was the Haber?

Solomon J. Spiro

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Classical Antiquity Studies Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity

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WHO WAS THE HABER? A New Approach to an Ancient Institution BY SOLOMON J. SPIRO Laval, Que., Canada Introduction Despite an impressive literature on the subject 1), the enigma of who the Talmudic /M?r was, still remains. It is obvious that the term had different connotations in different eras. It was first associated with tithes and purity, then with scholarship. However, the origin of the institution and the historical conditions which caused the change have not been sufficiently clarified. The haburab or haberim council, has many of the features of an organized sect, yet no such sect appears to have

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