Dr. Sarit Kattan Gribetz is Assistant Professor in the Theology Department at Fordham University and a Core Faculty Member at the Drisha Institute for Jewish Education. She received her Ph.D. in Religion and Jewish Studies from Princeton University. Dr. Kattan Gribetz works on second temple and rabbinic literature, Jews in the Roman Empire, Jewish-Christian relations, the history of time, gender and sexuality, the city of Jerusalem, and the Talmud in Korea. Her current book, titled Time and Difference in Rabbinic Judaism, is under contract with Princeton University Press.
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September 20, 2019
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Biblical prohibitions against preparing food on Shabbat are further developed in the Second Temple and rabbinic periods. At the same time, a new emphasis emerges: celebrating Shabbat with festive meals.
Biblical prohibitions against preparing food on Shabbat are further developed in the Second Temple and rabbinic periods. At the same time, a new emphasis emerges: celebrating Shabbat with festive meals.