{"collection":"Judaism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/jud/cab/cab10.htm","path":"jud/cab/cab10.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/jud/cab/cab10.htm","text":"The Cabala, by Bernhard Pick, [1913]\nAbraham, p. 21.\nAbulafia, Abraham, 40; tries to convert Pope Martin IV, 42; imagines himself the Messiah, 42.\nAbulafia, Todros, 39.\nAdam, book of, 33.\nAgobard, 20.\nAkiba, alphabet of, 18.\nAllen, 4.\nArithmetic, theosophical, 22 et seq.\nAugustine, 87.\nBaal-shem, 98.\nBahir-book, teaches metempsychosis, 35.\nBarnabas, 85.\nBasnage, 3.\nBeer, 22.\nBiesenthal, 105.\nBodenschatz, 18.\nBoehme, 3.\nBogratschoff, 99.\nBonwetsch, 22.\nBuddeus, 104.\nCabala, name, 9; origin, 12; development, 16; most important doctrines concerning men and creation, 66; the realm of evil, 77; psychology, 80; metempsychosis, 81; mystical interpretation, 83; hermeneutical canons, 85; its relation to Judaism, 95; to Christianity, 100; does not teach the Trinity, 105; nor the Christ of the Christians, 106.\nCassel, D., 99.\nCassel, P., 75.\nChasidim, a Jewish sect, 98.\nChrist called Ichthys, 88.\nCordovero, 57.\nCyclop. of McClintock and Strong, 13, 36, 40, 50, 51, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 85, 94, 97, 101.\nDodd, 88.\nEdersheim, 21.\nElisha ben-Abuja, 12.\nEn Soph, 34.\nEmanations, treatise on the, 37.\nEnoch, Book of, 19.\nEtheridge, 4.\nEybensch\u00fctz, 64.\nFludd, 3.\nFranck, 5.\nFrank, Jacob, 64.\nGalatino, 102.\nGeiger, 6.\nGematria, 85.\nGikatilla, 42.\nGill, 4.\nGinsburg, 7.\nGod, His body described, 18; is endless according to the Cabala, 66; makes Himself known in the creation by means of ten Sephiroth or emanations, 67, 77; which are divided into groups and in this way yield three different forms as the diagrams show, 67; the emanations, representing the first manifestation of God form an ideal world; from which proceed by an emanation in different gradations four worlds, 74.\nGoldschmidt, 21.\nGr\u00fcnbaum, 22.\nG\u00fcnsburg, 40.\nHelmont, 3.\nHeredia, 101.\nHorwitz, 60.\nHottinger, 92.\nInterpretation, mystical, 83.\nIsaac the Blind, 33; father of the Cabala, 34.\nIshma\u00ebl ben Elisa, 13.\nJehudah Halevi, 21.\nJellinek, 5, 6, 7, 17, 18, 19, 33, 37, 52.\nJezirah, book of, 20; time and place of composition, 20; contents, 21; theosophical arithmetic, 22.\nJosephus, 80.\nJost, 7.\nJuchasin, 52.\nKahana, 99.\nKawana, doctrine of, 82.\nKircher, 18.\nLetters, combination of, 30.\nLongfellow, 38.\nLuzzatto, 65.\nMaasey Merkaba and Bereshit, 17.\nMaimonides, 14; denounces mysticism, 19.\nMan the acme of creation, 79.\nMathers, 8.\nMedigo, Elias del, calls the Zohar a forgery, 57.\nMessiah, His coming, 78; atonement of, 106.\nMessiahship, 58; teaches superfoetatio, 82.\nMetempsychosis, 81.\nMidrash Konen, 33.\nMilman, 4.\nMore, 3.\nMorinus, 51.\nMoses de Leon, 5; author of the Zohar, 43.\nNachmanides, 36. Nasir, 37, 74.\nNeale, 88.\nNechunjah Ben-Ha-Kanah, 13, 35.\nNettesheim, 3.\nNotarikon, 86.\nNumber, oracle, 86.\nOracula Sibyllina, 88.\nOrelli, 98.\nOrigen, 80.\nOtto, 101.\nParacelsus, 3.\nPauli, 105.\nPerl, 99.\nPicard, 61.\nPistorius, 101.\nProclus, 67.\nRosenroth, Knorr von, 43, 45, 58, 103.\nRubin, 96.\nSabbatai, Zebil, 61; proclaims himself the Messiah, embraces Islamism, 62; ruins thousands of Jewish families, 63.\nSachs, 6.\nSama\u00ebl, prince of darkness, 77; his wife called the harlot, 78.\nSch\u00f6ttgen, 104.\nSch\u00fcrer, 81.\nScripture references:\nExodus, XIV, 19-21, 91; XX, 20, 25.\nPs. XXXIV, 18, 18; CXVIII, 22, 102.\nProv. III, 13, 38.\nIsa. VI, 2, 18; 3, 105; LIII, 4, 107; 5, 106, 107. Jer. XXV, 26, 92.\nEzek. I, 20, 24.\nRom. XII, 3, 4, 107.\nSelig, 98.\nSephiroth, 25, 34, 38; opposed by a Sephirah of darkness, 77.\nSeraphim, 24.\nSimon ben Jochai, 4, 5; preexistence of soul, 80.\nSteinschneider, 6.\nStern, 7.\nStrack, 50.\nSuperfoetatio, doctrine of, 82.\nSandalphon, 38.\nTemurah, 91.\nTholuck, 105.\nTziruph, 91.\nVital, continues work of Luria, 59; has many adherents, 60.\nWakkar, endeavors to reconcile the Cabala with philosophy, 55.\nWestcott, 6.\nWordsworth, 84.\nWorld, the present, the best, 75.\nZohar, written by Moses de Leon, 43; its supplementary portions, 46; the late authorship proven from the reference to the Crusades and other events, 51; becomes the text-book of the Cabala, 54; its followers denounce the anti-Cabalists, 56.","title":"The Cabala: Index","type":"page"}