Jewish Mysticism
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But on deeper consideration it becomes quite clear. The Divine Name, ' I am that I am, ' is inferior to the Divine Name Jahveh. It typifies an earlier, less-devel- oped stage. The student of Hebrew will readily know why this is. Although trans- lated into English as ' I am that I am ' it belongs grammatically to what the Semitic philologists call the 'imperfect tense, ' repre- senting an unfinished action. But ' Jahveh ' is grammatically the ' present tense ' (i. E. A noun formed from this tens...e). Hence ' I am that I am ' signifies the Godhead as He was when He existed as the ' Hidden of the hidden, ' i. E. When He was the ' undivided One, ' the Absolute containing in Himself the All, before He had, so to speak, unfolded Himself in His creative acts, before any emanations had radiated out from Him. But ' Jahveh ' denotes the crown and summit of the Divine self-manifestation ; in other words, it denotes God as immanent in all the numberless parts of the cosmos, which is but a revelation, an embodiment of the Divine thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But on deeper consideration it becomes quite clear. The Divine Name, ' I am that I am, ' is inferior to the Divine Name Jahveh. It typifies an earlier, less-devel- oped stage. The student of Hebrew will readily know why this is. Although trans- lated into English as ' I am that I am ' it belongs grammatically to what the Semitic philologists call the 'imperfect tense, ' repre- senting an unfinished action. But ' Jahveh ' is grammatically the ' present tense ' (i. E. A noun formed from this tens...e). Hence ' I am that I am ' signifies the Godhead as He was when He existed as the ' Hidden of the hidden, ' i. E. When He was the ' undivided One, ' the Absolute containing in Himself the All, before He had, so to speak, unfolded Himself in His creative acts, before any emanations had radiated out from Him. But ' Jahveh ' denotes the crown and summit of the Divine self-manifestation ; in other words, it denotes God as immanent in all the numberless parts of the cosmos, which is but a revelation, an embodiment of the Divine thought.
What to read after Jewish Mysticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joshua Abelson to read onlineMoreLess
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