Rabbi Yohanan

Rabbi Yohanan was a prominent Jewish sage in the 2nd century CE, known for his wisdom and leadership during a transitional period in Jewish history. He was part of the early development of the Mishnah, the foundational compilation of Jewish oral law. Rabbi Yohanan emphasized ethical conduct, the interpretation of scripture, and the importance of study and tradition. His teachings often balanced legal analysis with moral values, and he played a key role in shaping Jewish thought and law during the Rabbinic era. His leadership helped preserve Jewish continuity after the destruction of the Second Temple.