TY  - GEN
T1  - The three temples : on the emergence of Jewish mysticism
T2  - Littman library of Jewish civilization (Series)
A1  - Elior, Rachel
A2  - Louvish, David
LA  - English
LA  - Hebrew
PP  - Oxford ; Portland, Oregon
PB  - Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
YR  - 2004
UL  - https://ebooks.jgu.edu.in/Record/jstor_eba_on1040695535
AB  - In this ground-breaking study, Rachel Elior offers a comprehensive theory of the crystallization of the early stages of the mystical tradition in Judaism based on the numerous ancient scrolls and manuscripts published in the last few decades. Her wide-ranging research, scrupulously documented, enables her to demonstrate an uninterrupted line linking the priestly traditions of the Temple, the mystical liturgical literature found in the Qumran caves and associated directly and indirectly with the Merkavah tradition of around the second and first centuries BCE, and the mystical works of the secon.
OP  - 301
CN  - BM526 .E4513 2014eb
SN  - 9781909821040
SN  - 1909821047
SN  - 1874774668
SN  - 9781874774662
KW  - Heikhalot
KW  - Mysticism : Judaism : History.
KW  - Hekhalot literature.
KW  - Merkava.
KW  - Priests, Jewish.
KW  - Hékhalot.
KW  - Merkaba.
KW  - Mysticisme : Judaïsme : Histoire.
KW  - Prêtres juifs.
KW  - RELIGION : Judaism : General.
KW  - Hekhalot literature
KW  - Merkava
KW  - Mysticism : Judaism
KW  - Priests, Jewish
KW  - Mystik
KW  - Judentum
KW  - Hekhalot-literatuur.
KW  - Merkavah-mystiek.
KW  - History
ER  -