Jewish Mysticism
Description
Jewish Mysticism is a book by J. Abelson, first published in 1913. This thoughtful and scholarly work explores the development of mystical thought within Judaism, tracing its roots from early rabbinical sources through to the Kabbalah and later Hasidic traditions.
Abelson presents complex ideas with clarity, offering readers an introduction to the esoteric aspects of Jewish spirituality, including discussions of divine emanations, the soul, and the inner life of religious experience. His approach is both historical and philosophical, shedding light on the influence of mysticism on Jewish theology and practice.
At a time when interest in comparative religion and spiritual traditions was growing in academic circles, Abelson’s work contributed significantly to the understanding of the inner dimensions of Jewish faith. As a rabbi and scholar, his contributions helped bring the often-overlooked mystical side of Judaism into broader public awareness.
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- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, AZW3
- Page Count (PDF)
- 65
- Word Count
- 39,997
- Illustrations
- No
- Footnotes
- 14
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