Talk:Abraham Sternhartz

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I'm not Jewish so I was wondering what this means "He completed the entire Talmud at the age of 16." Does this mean he completed a study of the Talmud at 16 or that he had a great understanding by 16 or that he just finished reading it at 16? I'm guessing it's not the last one unless the Talmud means something I didn't think it meant.--T. Anthony 11:55, 5 November 2005 (UTC)

It means that he completed a study of all 2,711 pages of Talmud by the age of 16. I will try to make the text clearer on this point. Thanks, Yoninah 09:49, 6 June 2006 (UTC)