Add to ORKGShivhei HaBesht is the first collection of tales about the Besht. It contains biographical details about his parents, childhood, acquisition of mystical knowledge, travels, teachings, miracles, and death. Interspersed among these are stories about a few other hasidic leaders, followers of the Besht
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The present article reviews the historical background that had generated the devastation of the Jewi...
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This book goes farther than any previous work in uncovering the historical Israel ben Eliezer - know...
This dissertation is concerned with the sources for the teachings attributed to the Besht (Israel Ba...
Scholarship on the rich tradition of tales about Hasidic spiritual leaders (Rebbes) has focused on H...
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