Ginza Rabba

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Ginza Rabba is the primary holy scripture of Mandaeism, comprising a collection of religious, theological, and cosmological writings central to the Mandaean faith.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mandaean scripture
holy scripture
religious text
alsoKnownAs Ginza Rba NERFINISHED
Great Treasure NERFINISHED
The Great Book NERFINISHED
associatedWith John the Baptist NERFINISHED
authorityIn Mandaean cosmology
Mandaean law NERFINISHED
Mandaean ritual practice
centralTo Mandaean faith NERFINISHED
contains cosmological writings
ethical teachings
hymns
liturgical material
mythological narratives
prayers
theological writings
focusesOn knowledge (gnosis) for salvation
genre hymnic poetry
religious prose
hasPart Left Ginza NERFINISHED
Right Ginza NERFINISHED
influencedBy Near Eastern religious traditions
language Mandaic NERFINISHED
manuscriptTradition hand-copied scrolls
originatesFrom Mesopotamian region
partOf Mandaean religious literature
preservedBy Mandaean priesthood NERFINISHED
religion Mandaeism NERFINISHED
religiousCommunity Mandaeans NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Gnostic
script Mandaic script NERFINISHED
status primary scripture of Mandaeism
studiedBy scholars of Gnosticism
scholars of Middle Eastern religions
subject creation of the world
light and darkness
salvation
soul and afterlife
structure of the cosmos
timeOfCompilation late antiquity
usedFor religious instruction
ritual practice
theological reflection
viewedAs repository of divine knowledge
worldview dualistic

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Mandaean religious texts contains Ginza Rabba
Mandaeism holyText Ginza Rabba
Mandaic alphabet usedIn Ginza Rabba
tarmida associatedWithText Ginza Rabba
Mandaeans in Canada religiousText Ginza Rabba