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Page 185
... Kabbala ( see below The making of the Kabbala ) borrowed a great part of its terminology from it ( sefira , among others ) , naturally making semantic adaptations as required . The speculation traced above developed during the first six ...
... Kabbala ( see below The making of the Kabbala ) borrowed a great part of its terminology from it ( sefira , among others ) , naturally making semantic adaptations as required . The speculation traced above developed during the first six ...
Page 189
... Kabbala to designate the evil powers ) ; whence the neces- sity of saving these particles and returning them to their origin , by means of " repair " or " restoration " ( tiqqun ) . This must be the work of the Jew who not only lives in ...
... Kabbala to designate the evil powers ) ; whence the neces- sity of saving these particles and returning them to their origin , by means of " repair " or " restoration " ( tiqqun ) . This must be the work of the Jew who not only lives in ...
Page 190
... Kabbala , dis- and torted and deflected from its own intentions , transcended secular the frontiers of Judaism and helped nourish and stimulate Kabbala certain currents of thought in Christian society , from the Renaissance to the ...
... Kabbala , dis- and torted and deflected from its own intentions , transcended secular the frontiers of Judaism and helped nourish and stimulate Kabbala certain currents of thought in Christian society , from the Renaissance to the ...
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