Spherical Sefirot in Early Kabbalah / Judith Wesis,
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ArticlePublication details: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, Oct., 2024Description: 770-792 pagesISSN: - 0017-8160
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Harvard Theological Review
The term ''kabbalah'' is used in scholarship to designate an extensive and variegated range of treatises and theological notions. Nonetheless in terms of theological content the common denominator of this variety seems to be the belief in a stratified emanational divine structure namely, the sefirot. Despite the great variety of sefirotic concepts, as a rule the sefirot have been described in scholarly literature as a multilinear hierarchical structure of Divine hypostases usually adding up to a total of ten .
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The term ''kabbalah'' is used in scholarship to designate an extensive and variegated range of treatises and theological notions. Nonetheless in terms of theological content the common denominator of this variety seems to be the belief in a stratified emanational divine structure namely, the sefirot. Despite the great variety of sefirotic concepts, as a rule the sefirot have been described in scholarly literature as a multilinear hierarchical structure of Divine hypostases usually adding up to a total of ten .
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