Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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... Birkat Shmuel Hassidism is evident in an examination of the various stages of its evolution when compared with the stages of the development of saint veneration of North African Jews in Israel . While some of the stages are parallel ...
... Birkat Shmuel Hassidism is evident in an examination of the various stages of its evolution when compared with the stages of the development of saint veneration of North African Jews in Israel . While some of the stages are parallel ...
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... Birkat Shmuel Hassidism Veneration of Moroccan Jewish Saints ( holy grave , site , or living saint ) Stage 1 . Community in search of a saint . mysticism Birkat Shmuel Hassidism ( the saintly rabbi - Rabbi Der'i ) Existence of a living ...
... Birkat Shmuel Hassidism Veneration of Moroccan Jewish Saints ( holy grave , site , or living saint ) Stage 1 . Community in search of a saint . mysticism Birkat Shmuel Hassidism ( the saintly rabbi - Rabbi Der'i ) Existence of a living ...
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VENERATION OF BIRKAT SHMUEL HASSIDISM SAINTS This section addresses two issues : one deals with how the veneration of saints arose with Birkat Shmuel Hassidism ; the other seeks to answer the question of how the Habakuk Sabbath ...
VENERATION OF BIRKAT SHMUEL HASSIDISM SAINTS This section addresses two issues : one deals with how the veneration of saints arose with Birkat Shmuel Hassidism ; the other seeks to answer the question of how the Habakuk Sabbath ...
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