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Judaism: Marriage and the Family
How the Jewish community supports families
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Overview
Joshua ben Gamla and class sizes in Talmud Bava Batra 21, rival teachers, family worship and rites of passage, the cheder, Jewish youth groups, counselling and welfare, and supporting families as a religious duty.
What you need to know
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What does Talmud Bava Batra 21a record about Joshua ben Gamla?
What limit on class size does Bava Batra 21a set?
Questions from this subtopic
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What does Talmud Bava Batra 21a record about Joshua ben Gamla?
Model answer
Joshua ben Gamla ordered that teachers be appointed in every town. Children would begin school at six or seven, so orphans were no longer left untaught.
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What limit on class size does Bava Batra 21a set?
Model answer
Bava Batra 21a sets twenty-five pupils for one teacher. Forty pupils need an assistant, and fifty need a second teacher.
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What does Bava Batra 21b teach about rival teachers?
Model answer
Bava Batra 21b allows a new teacher to open a school beside an existing one. The rabbis said rivalry among scholars increases wisdom.
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Why do Jews use Bava Batra 21 to support community education today?
Model answer
The passage shows that educating every child is the community's duty, not only the parents'. Synagogues and Jewish schools continue this responsibility.
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How does family worship in the synagogue support families?
Model answer
Many synagogues hold family services, such as Tot Shabbat for young children. Families pray together, helping children feel at home in the synagogue.
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How does the community support families through rites of passage?
Model answer
The community gathers to celebrate Brit Milah, Bar and Bat Mitzvah and weddings. Congregations also visit mourners during shiva and bring meals.
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