Sod ha-Nahash

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Sod ha-Nahash is a Kabbalistic treatise by medieval Jewish mystic Joseph Gikatilla that explores esoteric doctrines symbolized by the serpent.

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instanceOf Jewish mystical text
Kabbalist
Kabbalistic treatise
medieval Jewish mystic
associatedWith medieval Jewish mysticism
author Joseph Gikatilla
exploresConcept biblical serpent symbolism
esoteric exegesis
mystical interpretation of Torah
sod (secret) level of interpretation
focusesOn hidden meanings of scriptural symbols
metaphysical role of the serpent
relationship between sin and cosmic order
genre esoteric treatise
mystical commentary
hasForm prose treatise
influencedBy biblical narratives of the serpent
earlier Kabbalistic traditions
intendedAudience advanced Kabbalists
students of Jewish mysticism
knownFor Kabbalistic writings
Sod ha-Nahash self-linksurface differs
language Hebrew
mysticalTradition Kabbalah
period Middle Ages
religiousContext esoteric study within Judaism
religiousDiscipline Jewish esotericism
religiousTradition Judaism
Judaism
subject esoteric doctrines
symbolism serpent
theologicalFocus cosmic forces
divine mysteries
good and evil
symbolic meaning of the serpent
usesSymbol nahash (serpent)
workOf Joseph Gikatilla

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