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authority and
divine empowerment. In
Israelite culture, the rod (Hebrew: מַטֶּה
maṭṭeh) was a
natural symbol of authority, as the tool used by the
shepherd to...
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portal Also
romanized as Matī Kolā; also
known as
Mateh Kolā,
Matteh Kalā, and
Matteh Kolā
OpenStreetMap contributors (20
October 2024). "Mati Kola,...
- his time at Uppsala, he
wrote his three-volume work on the
Zohar entitled Matteh Mosche ('The
Staff of Moses'). In it, he
attempted to show that the Zohar...
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Velho Cemetery in Mile End.
Nieto was a
powerful controversialist. In his
Matteh Dan, or
Kuzari Heleq Sheni (London, 1714),
written in
Hebrew and Spanish...
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Archived from the
original on
September 11, 2018.
Retrieved January 14, 2018.
Matteh (August 13, 2010). "PokePark Wii
Dated For Australia". MMGN.
Archived from...
-
Frankfurt am Main], 1886
Matteh Lewi [Levi's Guide], a work in
Hebrew on
letters of divorce,
Frankfurt am Main, 1891
Matteh Lewi [Levi's Guide], a work...
- (Compilations from the Zohar, 1710–13). In it,
especially its
first part
Matteh Moshe (The
Staff of Moses, 1710), he
attempted to show that the
Zohar contained...
-
Torah commentary addressing some of the same
issues as
those mentioned.)
Matteh Dan (or
Kuzari Hasheini;
London 1714)
written by
Rabbi David Nieto demonstrates...
- ha-Kohen.
Perahyah was the
author of the
following four works: (1) "Paraḥ
Maṭṭeh Aharon" (Amsterdam, 1703),
responsa written between the
years 1647 and 1695...
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letters of
divorce Shem
Efrayim (Berdychev, 1826),
commentary on the
Torah Matteh Efrayim (Zolkiev, 1834), on the
ritual laws to be
observed from the beginning...
