- of a
concept in
Nigleh are
given inherent, inner,
mystical contexts from Nistar.
Descriptions of
divine immanence can be seen in
Nigleh, from the Bible...
- once in his sefarim. It was
common in
yeshivas in
Poland however to
learn nigleh and
nistar together He
accepted a
rabbinical position in 1553 as Landesrabbiner...
-
disseminated his books. In 1980, he
established a yeshiva, "Or
Hozer le’Limud ha-
Nigleh ve ha-Nistar" (Returning
Light for the
Study of the
Revealed and the Concealed)...
- of the past. It is held to
apply to the
transmission of the "Revealed" (
nigleh)
aspects of
Torah study,
embodied in the
legal and
homiletic Talmud, and...
- Peshat-Simple, Remez-Hinted, and Drush-Homiletic
belong to the
exoteric "
Nigleh-Revealed" part of
Torah embodied in
mainstream Rabbinic literature, such...
-
Zohar 1:157a; 2:80a; ZH 9b; Ginzberg, Legends, 5:143 n. 34; Ta-Shma, Ha
Nigleh she-ba-Nistar, 125, n.84. "The
Soncino Babylonian Talmud Tractate Menachot"...
-
Zamosc and
opened a
Yeshiva there which became renowned for
teaching both
nigleh and nistar. Reb Yoel had a son Uri who
learned in the
Yeshiva of
Rabbi David...
- Tzion), 1930
Singer (Meranenet), 1930 Na`ama (Na`amah O Ba-Nistar U-Ba-
Nigleh), 1934 In
Holyness or Love (Bi-Kedushah O Ahavah), 1935 The
Adventures of...
-
century by
Moses de León, the
forger of the
Zohar and many
other books. (Ha
Nigleh SheBaNistar pg. 144 n. 203). However, Auerbach's
edition is
known to contain...
