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Resources
Below are links to Information on Basic Hebrew
Scriptures.
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 Cabbala-Definition:
" (kabbala) Form of Jewish
mysticism. It holds that every word, letter, number,
even accent of the Bible contains mysteries to be
interpreted, often in the form of codes for
Yahweh. The earliest extant cabbalist work is the
3rd-century
Sefir Yezirah (‘Book of Creation’). Cabbalism
spread throughout Europe in the 13th century, and is
still practised by some Hasidic Jews
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Encyclopedia.com |
Hebrew Tradition
The term cabbala (Quabbalah)
first appeared at the end of the 12th century ...
Nevertheless, the cabbala is a secret teaching involving
a Jewish mysticism ...
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Kabbalah Online
Kabbalah Online - Rabbi
Markel's Kabbalistic and Chassidic philosophy site
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Torah
Definition: "The
Pentateuch, or the entire body of Jewish religious
literature, law and teaching as contained chiefly in the
Old Testament and Talmud." Source:
MNSU |
Bereshit
Torah. Navigating the
Bible. Genesis » Bereshit. Genesis · Bereshit ...
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Online Torah Reading
Online
Torah Reading ... Mordechi Shusterman (Shown on the
right side of the above picture). The weekly Torah
portion was read by Mr. Moshe Lib Raigorodsky
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Study Torah Online
Study Torah online.
Participate in online seminars, take online parshat
hashavua classes, or download audio files of classes.
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The Torah
The foundation of Hebrew
and Jewish religion, thought, law, and society is the
Torah. The Torah, consisting of five books, lays down
the central events of ...
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Torah.org - The Judaism Site
Disseminates traditional Torah
learning by sponsoring a number of online classes and
discussion groups, many of which require no previous
educational ... |
Torah Resources online
Collection of texts,
including complete Torah, Kuzari, Maccabis, Mesilat
Yesharim, and others.
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YU Torah Online
Online study of the
Jewish holidays, Parsha, Halakha and Talmud by Yeshiva
University. |
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What is the Torah? What is the
Talmud?
Basic table of contents
for the Torah with an explanation of the concept of the
written and oral laws. |
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Talmud-Definition:
"This usually refers to the Babylonian Talmud which was
completed about 500 CE. It is a collection of the
discussions and decisions of the Rabbis from about 300
to 500 CE. These discussions were an elaboration and
clarification of the laws of the Mishnah, which formed
the basis of Talmudic debates. The Palestinian Talmud
(300-400 CE) is a less influential work as the
discussions were cut short by persecutions." Source:
Freeserve |
Contents of the Babylonian
Talmud
Talmud Online, zipped
for download, searchable: Tohoroth, Niddah, Nazir,
Horayoth, Sanhedrin, Sotah, Yebamoth, Shabbath,
Kethuboth, Gittin, Berakoth, ...
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JewishEncyclopedia.com
- TALMUD
Name of two works which
have been preserved to posterity as the product of the
Palestinian and Babylonian schools during ... |
The Talmud
Sacred Text of the Talmud |
Talmud - Wikipedia
Informational Site |
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The Sacred Texts
The Tanakh is the
Hebrew Bible, the quintessential sacred text. The first
five books of this comprise the Torah (or Pentateuch),
the core sacred writings of the ancient Jews,
traditionally written by Moses under divine inspiration.
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Internet Sacred Archives |
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History of the Torah
He compares the history
and authenticity of three scriptures, Torah, Injeel and
Quran. If you need more help, please send e-mail. ...
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The Mesorah: The History and
Transmission of the Jewish Traditions
Showing that the Torah
is at least 3313 years old. The Periods of Jewish
History (in brief). Tracing the Torah back to Moses. Who
are the Samaritans,
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Timeline: the development of
Israelite religion / Judaism,
Follow the path of the
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Crash Course in Jewish History
Part 39 - Talmud
Crash Course in Jewish
History Part 39 - Talmud In a time of chaos, the rabbis
decide that they must do the unprecendented -- write
down the Oral Law
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The History of the Talmud
The History of the
Talmud - What is the Talmud? What is Gemora? What is the
Oral Tradition? Why Learn Torah? by Rabbi Ken Spiro ..
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History of Kabbalah
Throughout history,
there have been men well-versed in the philosophies,
sciences and mystical traditions. Some of these men have
mined Kabbalah for their ...
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