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An Historical Outline 3 sources. The first is the Palestinian Talmud which was compiled around the fourth century, and the second and largest is the Babylonian Talmud,I conceived about a century later. The latter is almost two-thirds larger than the former. The substance of the Talmud is divided into two parts, the MISH NAH and GHEMARAH. The MISHNAH is a word relating to "repetitions,"Z-3 and signifying the methods of teaching. A large body of its teaching prior to the second century C.E. was compiled from earlier documents from the teachings of Rabbi's Hillel, Simeon, and Abba with the final draft by Rabbi Judah l larnassi in 220 C.E. 4 It was divided into six sections: 1. Prayer in relation to produce and crops and their preparation and prohibition (11 chapters). 2. Observance of festivals and food preparations thereon. This also includes days of abstinence and annual sacrifice (12 chapters). 3. Marriage and prohibitions. Engagements, divorce, and adultery (7 chapters). 4. Damages, buying and selling. General punishments. Advice to judges. Matters of idolatry and moral proverbs (10 chapters). 5. Holy offerings. Taxation. The 36 sins of death (11 chapters). 6. Purifications (12 chapters). I See TheBabylonian Talmud by M. Rodkinson. 1896. Also a later edition by Epstein, 1935-52, of 35 volumes for an English translation. The original publications of both Talmuds were in Venice, l52Q and 1523 respectively. l From the word "shanns.v-ro learn. j Before the creation of the MISHANAH, the vast quantity of Hebrew literature was called the MlDRASH. which was divided into two pans. The first 15 the HALKHA ("order of the march"-· relaring to the behavior of the Jews during the Exodus) which dealt in law, civil and religious. The second is the HAGGADA ("legend") which deals in the finer points of esoteric and mystical expression of Jewish ideals. .. He was also called the "The Ptince'' and went under the name of Mischmo, according to Frank
4 The Kabbalah ofthe Golden Dawn Once the MISHNAH was completed, commentaries (called MEDRASHlM5) and additions (called TOSEPHTOTH) were added by later followers of Rabb Judah. The Ghemarah was formed from the MEDRASHlM and TOSEPH TOTH, and simply refers to the bulk of the additional teachings added to the MISHNAH The Kabbalah was said to have been hidden mainly within the first five books of the Pentateuch (written Torah or Law of the Old Testament), though it is also said to be found in some other later biblical books. At this point we have the written Torah for the masses and rhe oral Torah which, in part, was said to have been kept for the chosen ones. When the correct key was applied Kabbalistically, over 600,000 different meanings and applications applied to rhe written Torah (it is assumed that since this number coincides with the number of Jews who traveled with Moses that each person could interpret a different meaning to the Torah). Tradition has it that Moses passed this Secret Wisdom of the oral Torah to 70 elders, which became the basis of Kabbalistic teachings for thousands of years to come. 5 Some of these notable authors ate Rabbi Eliezer (Jerusalem Talmud) and Rabbi Ashi and Rabbi Jose (Babylon Talmud). 6 See Cipher of Genesisby Carlos Suares (Shamballah, 1985), for an example ofhow exactly the hidden ciphers within Genesis are utilized. Also see Rootsof ,heBibleby Friedrich Weinreb (Merlin Books, 1986), for another variation of the same themes.
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