The Kabbalah: its doctrines, development, and literature

The Kabbalah: its doctrines, development, and literature

by Ginsburg, Christian D. (Christian David)

KabbalahKabbalahModern

Cabala

Chapters

18

Total Words

52,449

Reading Time

210 min

Published

1861

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Table of Contents

2.I. The Supreme Being and the doctrine and classification of the

3.II. The Creation or the Kabbalistic Cosmogony.

4.III. The Jetziratic World, called the World of Formation (‏עולם

5.III. The Creation of Angels and Men.

6.IV. The Destiny of Man and the Universe.

7.V. The Kabbalistic view of the Old Testament, and its relation to

8.I. Every letter of a word is reduced to its numerical value, and the

9.III. The Commentary of the Ten Sephiroth. As the Book of Creation is

10.I. The Book of Creation or Jetzira.

11.II. The Book Sohar.

12.III. The Commentary on the Ten Sephiroth.

13.IV. THE SCHOOL OF ABULAFIA, founded by Abraham ben Samuel Abulafia, is

14.V. THE SOHAR SCHOOL, which is a combination and absorption of the

15.Book I, the exponent of which is Baruch the Jewish Kabbalist, is

16.Book II endeavours to shew that all wisdom and true philosophy are

17.Book III, the exponent of which is Capnio, endeavours to shew that the

18.part ii, Leipzig, 1852, p. xiii, &c.