Apr 3, 2009 18:25
15 yrs ago
English term

tents of Torah

English to Turkish Art/Literary Religion
cümlede şöyle geçiyor:
"There are successful men from humble backgrounds who adjust so effortlessly to the trappings of their new lives you would never guess their true origin. and there are those who know only the tailor and the baker, the rabbi and the innkeeper, the tents of the Torah and fields of weeping; removed from this world they do not know what to do or say..."

yoksul ama dahi bir museviyle ilgili olarak söyleniyor bu sözler. internette bakarken "tents of Torah"nın eğitimle ilgili bir terim olduğu fikrine kapıldım fakat türkçesini bulamadım, bilen var mı?

Proposed translations

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yatılı ilahiyat okulu

Anladığım kadarıyla Musevilerde bir tür yatılı ilahiyat okulu. Ama sizin verdiğiniz cümlede sanki hayatlarını bu okullarda eğitime adayan, münzevi bir hayat yaşayanlar anlatılıyor gibi.
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Torah/ Musevilik Eğitim Merkezleri

"Torah" kelimesi ve içeriğinin dilimizde tam olarak yer almamasından kaynaklanan bir sorun sanırım. Bu anlamda "musevilik" olarak ele almakta fayda var diye düşünüyorum.
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Tevrat`in icyuzu ve disyuzu

Asagidaki link`e dayali tanimim bu sekildedir.
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Reference comments

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Reference:

Tents of Torah,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oholei_Torah

At Oholei Torah, which means Tents of Torah, many of the youths in the high school and in the advanced yeshiva on the first floor plan to seek rabbinical ordination even if they will not work as conventional rabbis.
http://www.nytimes.com/1994/03/06/nyregion/so-far-from-the-b...

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Note added at 3 hrs (2009-04-03 21:41:45 GMT)
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In the post-Temple reality, these tents - and other tent references in our tradition - were rendered with contemporary relevance as the Temple substitutes: the beit midrash (study hall) and the beit knesset (synagogue), that is, the Tents of Torah Study (B. Sanhedrin 105b and elsewhere).

http://www.pardes.org.il/online_learning/weekly-talmud/2006-...
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