PEAH

AcronymDefinition
PEAHParents Educating at Home
PEAHProyecto Especial Alto Huallaga (Spanish: Upper Huallaga Special Project; Peru)
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the fathers harvested, the women sang, the children danced, while the poor gathered the gifts of Leket ["Collecting"], Shichechah ["Forgetting"], and Peah ["Edge of the Field"; all three refer to quantities of grain traditionally left by the master of the field for the poor at the time of harvesting.
WORK AS A RELIGIOUS VALUE IN RELIGIOUS ZIONISM--RABBI CHAIM HIRSCHENSOHN AS A CASE STUDY
Peah 8;7 in which Rabbi Yehu-dah HaNasi chides his students for maliciously giving a poor student enough tzedakah to lift him just over the poverty line, and therefore to make him ineligible for addition support.
Rabbinic text, urban policy, and social reality (1)
The Rabbi added the remark: "Go and search at which hour it is neither day nor night and devote it to the study of Greek philosophy" (Peah 81.1).
Seeds for dialogue: learning in Confucianism and Judaism
At the beginning of Tractate Peah, the text reads: "These are the things which have no set measure: The corner of the field left for the poor; the first fruits brought to Jerusalem for the cohanim; appearances in Jerusalem for the pilgrim festivals; acts of kindness to others; and learning Torah.
The shattered tablets of the Law
7 is used as a variant of ac and peah (as well as in error for the abbreviation th (thaet)).
Dictionary of Old English: Fascicle A
The Tosephta (Peah 1,2) (a Tannaitic work coeval with the Mishnah, c.
The socio-economic time dimension in Talmudic literature
Ne sceal peah nan man wenan paet aealla pa pe on helle beod habban gelic wite; ne ealle ba pe on heofenum beod nabbad gelic wuldor.
Echoes of the 'Periphyseon' in the third book of Alfred's 'Soliloquies.'
Thus, for example, the following comment in the Palestinian Talmud Peah, that "because Rabbi Abbahu wishes to teach his daughters Greek he ascribes [a saying permitting such teaching] to Rabbi Yochanan!" This text was cited by Lieberman in Greek in Jewish Palestine (New York, 1965 [original publication, 19411), p.
On the status of the Tannaitic Midrashim
The fig tree is not liable for peah (the portion of a harvest left to be gleaned by the poor, Mishnah Peah 1:4-5) for this reason, as explained in the Tosefta Peah 1:7: "Figs, although gathered for preservation, are not picked all at once."
A Fresh Look at Genesis Chapters 2-5: Activation of Our Divine Potential
(6) Ac swa peah he ne dorste beon beforan him upp araered of paere eordan.
On the auxiliary status of dare in old English
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