Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts, volume 21
The 21st volume of “Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts” (384 pages, hardcover, ISBN 1-933379-15-4) came out in April. It is a Cherub Press publication that can be ordered at Atlas books. The table of contents of this volume:
Studies in English
- Daniel Abrams: The Virgin Mary as the Moon that Lacks the Sun – A Zoharic Polemic Against the Veneration of Mary
- Moshe Idel: Torah Hadashah – Messiah and the New Torah in Jewish Mysticism and Modern Scholarship
- Morris Faierstein: Two Radical Teachings in the Mei Ha-Shiloah and Their Sources
Studies in Hebrew
- Yehuda Liebes: The Pool, the Daughter and the Male in the Book Bahir
- Michael Schneider: The Angelomorophic Son of God, Yehoel and the Prince of Peace
- Ruth Kara-Ivanov Kaniel: Eve, the Gazelle and the Serpent: Narratives of Creation and Redemption, Myth and Gender
- Daniel Abrams: The Reception and Editing of Kabbalistic Works by Students of Jewish Esotericism in Ashkenaz After the Appearance of the Kabbalah (Collectanea of Early Works in a Leipzig Manuscript Copied in 1429)
- Shalom Sadik: Is ‘R. Abner’ R. Abner of Burgos?
- Maoz Kahana and Michael K. Silber: Deists, Sabbateans and Kabbalists in Prague: A Censored Sermon of R. Ezekiel Landau, 1770
