Rav Dimi, the Nehutei, and the Jerusalem and Babylonian Talmud

The intrepid explorer-Rabbis who cross-fertilized ideas between the Torah centers in Babylonia and the Land of Israel in the 3rd and 4th centuries.
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[@billzen]

I very much look forward to reading the new book!

[@11JohnBooker22]

Thank you again, Professor Abramson.

[@beardeodorant7682]

Fascinating, thank you professor!

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Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mjgilbert5475]

If you are going to add modern borders, you are missing some there.

[@zdzislawmeglicki2262]

Wouldn't the easiest way to travel to Babylon, once they had reached Euphrates, be to do it in a boat?

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אברהם אור כשדים

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Jesus is the only way to God for a Jew. ישוע הוא המשיח והוא אלוהים.

[@mjgilbert5475]

Thanks for sharing.