Following are some of the terms and phrases redefined in Kabbalistic literature. Kabbalah teaches what the Old Testament has for meanings: Peshat = Contextual literal meaning What it says in context. The plain meaning. Remez = Allegorical meaning Representation by...
Kabbalah claims a divine authorship, though it probably originated in the 12th century A.D. Allegedly, the truth of Kabbalah was first given to the angels before God created the world. Mankind then received it on three separate occasions through three different men....
Kabbalah Bibliography Articles "Can-O-Kabbalah," People, Apr. 18, 2005, vol. 63, issue 15. Derakhshani, Tirdad, "Names in the News," The Philadelphia Inquirer, Jun. 11, 2005. Lampert, Nicole, "Born-again Britney sings Kabbalah's Praises," Daily Mail, Mar. 8, 2005....
Angels play a prominent role in biblical theology. Therefore, there is a doctrine of angels in Kabbalah as well. According to Kabbalistic writings, angels were created before the earth was made, and at the point when God said, "Let there be light." Angels were used in...
Kabbalah is difficult to categorize because it is a subjective non-falsifiable belief system. In other words, it rests in non-verifiable philosophy, not in historic fact. Nevertheless, Kaballah is a mystical and esoteric system of observing and interpreting the...