Synonyms
Examples for "kabbalah"
Examples for "kabbalah"
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Nimoy shrugged off complaints and said his his work was consistent with the teaching of the kabbalah.
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There's a symbol on it I've never seen before... it's not kabbalah...
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She had forsaken the pendant and the more familiar rituals for a series of mystical practices, as Jews sometimes pursue the kabbalah.
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While not a practitioner of Kabbalah, Liu was inspired by the names.
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The sages of the Kabbalah were not singular in this view.
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I suppose it's a Jewish trait, tied in with the kabbala and whatnot.
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Of course wherever he went the conventional clergy accused him of heresy, because he was, you know, interested in magic, Raymond Lully, the kabbala, astrology.
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Rabbinism, the Kabbala, philosophy, national poetry-theyall had their prominent representatives in Holland.
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Title: Hebraic Literature; Translations from the Talmud, Midrashim and Kabbala
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Scenting danger, the rabbinical hierarchy declared war upon the Kabbala.
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Indirectly, the Hellenic side of Jewish culture left its mark, especially in the Cabbala.
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Reuchlin drew his supply from Italy, and was the first German who read the Cabbala.
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His chief contributions to the movement were practical, though he doubtless taught a theoretical Cabbala also.
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The Cabbala has intimate relations with neo-Platonism.
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The German Cabbala, too, which owed nothing directly to that school, held that God was not rationally knowable.
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It's kind of the Christian kabala.
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Light, the object of Masonic search, brings us to the Kabala, 741-u.
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Mysteries of the Kabala open to those who seek, 772-m.
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Creation's process sought to be explained in the Kabala, 758-m.
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Alchemical philosophy receives some explanation in the Kabala, 741-u.
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Luciano is gearing up to release a new album entitled The Qabalah Man on December 3.
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Qabalah is not a religion, philosophy, or doctrine.
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The name Aleister Crowley sounded familiar and I vaguely recalled seeing his name footnoted in a Qabalah book that I had read by Frater Achad.
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They were using a Reform textbook about the Cabbalah.
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Dortmund brushed aside Azerbaijani outfit FK Qabala 4-0 in Germany while Napoli went one better with a 5-0 home thrashing of Danish side Midtjylland.
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One who understands and teaches the doctrines of the Cabala, or the Jewish philosophy.
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Before Cabala, Sandy had all this love without a focus.
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I don't think thou hast the smallest recollection of the elixir or the Cabala.
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This may be so, yet imperceptibly the Cabala has moulded the mind of the Jew.
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The Cabala teaches you that the evil tongue kills.
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But it will be urged: the Jews of Western Europe to-day know nothing of the Cabala.
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Coignard, you do not reason so badly, ignorant as you still are of gnosticism and the Cabala.
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Among the Jews we find that in the Cabala this idea of transmigration plays the most important part.
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This MS. has been, perhaps, imperfectly printed in "The Prince's Cabala, or Mysteries of State," 1715.
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This ancient superstition comes from the secrets of the Cabala, of which the Jews called themselves the sole depositaries.
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Abominable calumnies on Christ and Christianity occur not only in the Cabala but in the earlier editions of the Talmud.
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The Cabala is divided into the symbolical and the real, of which the former gives a mystical signification to letters.
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There were accounts of weird, half-told experiments ranging through the three degrees of magic set forth by Talmud and Cabala.
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The Cabala is the body of ancient Jewish mystical teachings that has lately attracted such entertainment-business luminaries as Roseanne and Madonna.
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Nevertheless, in defiance of his own better judgment, he now undertook to defend the Cabala as a serious and perfectly valid science.
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But whilst recognizing that modern Craft Masonry is largely founded on the Cabala, it is necessary to distinguish between the different Cabalas.