Classical Rabbis Family Tree

The video explores the family tree of classical Jewish rabbis, focusing on their relationships and influence. It begins with Jadua and the Oniads, highlighting their role during the transition from Persian to Greek rule. The video then discusses Antigonus and the formation of the Sanhedrin, leading to the emergence of the Pharisees and Sadducees. The teachings of Hillel and Shamai mark the transition to the Tanayim period, emphasizing the value of debate. Gamliel and Johannan Ben Zakai's contributions are noted, followed by Rabbi Akiva's influence during the Bar Kokhba Revolt. Finally, Judah Hanasi's compilation of the Talmud is explained.

Who was Jadua and what role did he play in the Second Temple?

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Describe the relationship between the Pharisees and the Sadducees.

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What was the significance of Antigonus of Soco's teachings?

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Who were the Zugot and what was their significance in Jewish history?

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What is the significance of the Golden Rule as attributed to Hillel?

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Explain the contributions of Rabbi Akiva to Jewish scholarship.

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What was the impact of Simon Barkokhba's revolt against the Romans?

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How did the title of Nasi evolve after the Barkokhba revolt?

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What is the Talmud and what are its two main components?

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Discuss the role of Judah Hanasi in the compilation of the Mishnah.

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