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Sabbatai Zevi’s (and those who followed him) adaptation of Kabbalah for his purposes that most concern us here. That Sabbatai Zevi considered himself and was considered by others to be a kabbalist is frequently acknowledged8;thus, while his approach was unconventional, it cannot truly be considered to be outside the realm of kabbalah. “The unfamiliar name ‘Sevi’ became ‘Levi,’ and before long Christian writers referred to the prophet as ‘Nathan Levi.’ This form of the name recurs in all Christian writings on the movement, and was taken over by some later Jewish writers” (Gershom Scholem, Sabbatai Sevi, the Mystical Messiah [Princeton, ], ). -- You'll know Him after you see Him: Maimonides' Messiah -- Kabbalah's call: we are the Messiah -- The worldwide embrace of Sabbatai -- The surge to Sabbatai -- A "frank" Messianic descent -- Hasidism: the new look in Messianism -- The Golem -- Introducing the universal Messiah -- Our Messianic role.
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