English to Latin Meaning of yester - heri

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Noun(1) an academy for the advanced study of Jewish texts (primarily the Talmud

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(1) Back then, I was pretty good in cheder, so the Jews of our community thought they would do a wonderful thing and collect enough money to send me to a yeshiva to become a rabbi.(2) These aspects of his guidance of the yeshiva became unforgettable to students even after they had grown up and whenever they thought back about their studies at an earlier time in their lives.(3) My years in yeshiva were spectacular, in some measure because they were so intensely fueled by a totally denied sexuality.(4) Danny attends a Hassidic yeshiva , a school devoted entirely to Judaism.(5) In elementary school yeshiva , for example, I learned that the label on food means an item is truly Kosher but that a K label cannot be trusted.(6) I have gotten the privlage to study at the Rosh Yeshivas yeshiva in Jerusalem.(7) In the yeshiva (nowadays there are similar institutes for women) young men - most of them not pursuing a rabbinical vocation - are introduced to traditional Torah study, with its devout intensity.(8) This included the entire Mir Yeshiva, the only yeshiva to survive the war intact, and a number of eminent Talmudic scholars from the Telshe and Longa Yeshivot in Poland.(9) Amongst the large number of books published in the community, I concentrated only on books and manuals meant for yeshiva students.(10) c Special issues for yeshiva students, instructing young scholars on issues of money, work and the right decisions for every yeshiva student.(11) He took it as a sign from Heaven, signaling the end of a 34-year exile (14 years studying in the yeshiva of Shem and Ever, and 20 years in Lavan's home).(12) Along with a group of businessmen I was with, I had the opportunity to have an audience with Rabbi Noson Tzvi Finkel, the head of a yeshiva there [Mir Yeshiva].(13) The head of the yeshiva was the great Jewish leader Rabbi Moshe Feinstein.(14) Rather, they spend at least a year at a yeshiva or a girls' seminary in Israel, where they are drawn into a religious environment considerably to the right of that with which they are familiar in West Orange.(15) ‘But you have a very long day in yeshiva ,’ I said to one student.(16) Although I had imagined myself as a seeker of spirituality since having entered the yeshiva several years before, faith had been a topic that eluded me.

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