Adjective:

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kabbalistic's Usage Examples:

treatise on the shapes of the Hebrew letters written in the Torah scroll, crownlets (tagim), orthography and other kabbalistic matters.

Stithatos" decad has affinities with the decads of both the foregoing theories (kabbalistic and pythagorean decads), although it cannot be identified with.

 "strength"), is the fifth sephirah in the kabbalistic tree of life, and it is the second of the emotive attributes of the sephirot.

In kabbalistic and Christian angelology, Sachiel is an archangel of the order of cherubim.

Arithmeticae: Nikitas Stithatos" decad has affinities with the decads of both the foregoing theories (kabbalistic and pythagorean decads), although it cannot be.

יוֹחַאי‎) is a kabbalistic piyyut (poem or hymn) extolling the spiritual attainments of Rabbi Simeon bar Yochai, the purported author of the preeminent kabbalistic.

Modena or Batsheva Modena (1522–1580) was a woman Torah scholar who was versed in a range of Jewish works including Talmud, Jewish law, and kabbalistic.

At the same time, many miracle-workers made their appearance among the Jews of Poland, as even famous rabbis of that time devoted themselves to kabbalistic practices, this mysticism culminated in a series of false Messianic movements, and Sabbatianism was succeeded by Frankism among the Jews of Poland.

The ten books also have a kabbalistic significance, betokening the ten sefirot.

This is in keeping with kabbalistic belief that dybbuks fail to pass over to the Other Side because of a mitzvah or duty that they.

One of the fundamental kabbalistic texts, the Zohar, was first published in the 13th century, and the almost.

Synonyms:

sibylline, cabalistic, cryptic, esoteric, qabalistic, cryptical,

Antonyms:

exoteric, unprophetic, explicable, prolix, public,