Bahir

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Bahir is an early and influential mystical work of Jewish Kabbalah that explores esoteric interpretations of the Hebrew Bible and divine emanations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish mystical work ⓘ
Kabbalistic text ⓘ
religious text ⓘ
associatedPlace Provence ⓘ
southern France ⓘ
linked to: Southern France
associatedWith Ashkenazi Hasidim ⓘ
linked to: Ashkenazi Jews

Hasidei Ashkenaz ⓘ
attributedTo Rabbi Nehunia ben HaKana ⓘ
conceptIntroduced cosmic tree imagery ⓘ
mystical numerology ⓘ
mystical understanding of the Sefirot ⓘ
symbolism of letters ⓘ
dateOfComposition 12th century ⓘ
13th century ⓘ
field Jewish mysticism ⓘ
Kabbalah ⓘ
genre esoteric literature ⓘ
mystical literature ⓘ
hasForm aphorisms ⓘ
collection of short passages ⓘ
homilies ⓘ
hasTitle Book of Brightness ⓘ
Sefer ha-Bahir ⓘ
linked to: Sefer HaBahir
inCanonOf Kabbalistic corpus ⓘ
influenced Jewish philosophical mysticism ⓘ
Lurianic Kabbalah ⓘ
linked to: Safed Kabbalah

Zohar ⓘ
later Kabbalistic literature ⓘ
medieval Jewish mysticism ⓘ
language Hebrew ⓘ
mainTopic Sefirot ⓘ
creation ⓘ
divine emanations ⓘ
esoteric interpretations of the Hebrew Bible ⓘ
mystical exegesis ⓘ
nature of God ⓘ
soul ⓘ
religiousTradition Judaism ⓘ
scriptureInterpreted Hebrew Bible ⓘ
linked to: Tanakh

Torah ⓘ
status foundational Kabbalistic text ⓘ
studiedBy Kabbalists ⓘ
linked to: Kabbalah

scholars of Jewish mysticism ⓘ
usesForm midrashic style ⓘ
parables ⓘ
symbolic language ⓘ

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