Torah and Kabbalah

TheMagpie · 2004-12-21T07:17:00Z

Hi all. I read somewhere recently, and i cant remember if it was here on HP or elsewhere, that there was a new translation of the Torah available and that it was much better than previous ones.... I cant remember where I saw it or what it was called! Can anyone help out? I need as-close-to-unblemished a translation as possible (I'll even consider learning Hebrew so as not to lose out! but that idea makes my brain ache :)) This is for some research im doing for a workshop im working on. Also, if anyone can point me in the direction of a REALLY good kabbalah book, im also interested many many thanks in advance Magpie

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Dec 26, 2004 8:42 am

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RE: Torah and Cabala

Wonderful link, astra. Enjoyed it.

It's possible to study the Kabbalah under Halevi if one lives in London, though he'd expect more than a superficial interest.

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Dec 26, 2004 10:33 am

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RE: Torah and Cabala

Looks like hes taking a sabbatical in 2005, so isnt teaching his usual classes.

gives me some time to get a bit of a foundation..

thanks again you two - brilliant info.

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RE: Torah and Cabala

I just saw that Z'ev Ben Shiman Halevi as discussed above IS advertising courses with his home address and number. I'll PM these to Magpie and can to anyone else - just not sure without looking if HP would agree to it in a post.

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