Gates of Light

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Gates of Light is a classic Kabbalistic work by Rabbi Joseph Gikatilla that systematically explores the divine names and sefirot in Jewish mysticism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish mystical text
Kabbalistic work
aimsTo Explain relationships between divine names and sefirot
Provide a systematic guide to Kabbalistic symbolism
associatedWith The school of Gerona and Castile Kabbalists
author Joseph Gikatilla NERFINISHED
category Jewish esoteric texts
Medieval Hebrew literature
circulatedIn Medieval Jewish communities
circulation Manuscript tradition before print
focusesOn Divine emanations
Symbolism of divine names
Ten sefirot
genre Esoteric literature
Mystical theology
hasCommentaryOn Divine attributes
Names of God in Judaism
influenced Early modern Kabbalists
Later Kabbalistic literature
Lurianic Kabbalah interpreters
influencedBy Early Kabbalistic schools in Spain
Sefer Yetzirah NERFINISHED
Sefer ha-Bahir NERFINISHED
languageOfModernEditions English
Hebrew
Other European languages
laterPublishedAs Printed Kabbalistic classic
mainSubject Divine names in Judaism
Kabbalah NERFINISHED
Sefirot NERFINISHED
notableFor Detailed mapping of divine names to sefirot
Systematic treatment of sefirot
originalLanguage Hebrew
originalTitle שערי אורה NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Spain NERFINISHED
religiousSubtradition Jewish mysticism
religiousTradition Judaism
structure Organized by divine names
Systematic exposition of sefirot
studiedBy Kabbalists NERFINISHED
Scholars of Jewish mysticism
theologicalOrientation Theosophical Kabbalah NERFINISHED
timePeriod 13th century
tradition Spanish Kabbalah NERFINISHED
usedIn Jewish mystical exegesis
Kabbalistic study

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Sha'arei Orah titleTranslation Gates of Light
Sha'arei Orah notableEnglishTitle Gates of Light
Yosef Gikatilla notableWork Gates of Light