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A Recitation and Discussion of Levi Ibn al-Tābban’s “To Rise with the Dawning”

Levi Ibn al-Tābban | Raymond P. Scheindlin

2026

Seven-branched candelabrum.

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The Sabbath Within God: The Candelabrum of the Sefirot

Joseph of Hamadan

Late 13th or Early 14th Century

Hand-drawn illustration of the sefirot as an abstract and stylized tree.

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God is One and All: There is Nothing Else

Moses de León

1287

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Eliassaf ben Samuel ha-Nagid

b. 1049

Illustration of two golden-haloed figures in robes, one white-haired and bearded and the other younger, holding hands and gesturing.

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Preface to Ben Mishle

Eliassaf ben Samuel ha-Nagid

Mid-11th Century

Photograph of stone wall against blue sky on grassy foreground.

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Ashlar Masonry Wall in Samaria Acropolis

9th Century BCE

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A Pilgrimage to the Sacred Seventh Day

Abraham Joshua Heschel

1951

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The Transformative Power of Holy Time

Eitan Fishbane

2011

Ivory carving of date palm featuring layers of fronds with small protrusions at top and bottom.

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The Sabbath, Divine Reality, and the Streams of Desire

Zohar 2:136b

13th–14th Century

Abstract painting featuring a large woman being held in the air by an angel, waving her hands over floating table in front of her, with people, houses, and plants floating below her feet.

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Shekhinah as Immanent Sabbath: Influx of the Extra Sabbath Soul

13th–14th Century

Abstract painting with dynamic colors arranged to look like a flame.

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The Sabbath as the Home to which the Wandering Soul Returns

Baḥya Ibn Halawa

ca. 1291

Manuscript page of Hebrew text with diagram in the center of a circle with circumscribed square, half circles, and thick lines, as well as a thick curved tail below.

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How to Draw Down Divine Energy and the Sabbath Soul

Isaac of Acre

After 1305