- The
Sabbateans (or Sabbatians) were a
variety of
Jewish followers, disciples, and
believers in
Sabbatai Zevi (1626–1676), an
Ottoman Jewish rabbi and Kabbalist...
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Shabbethaian missionary from Zolkiev.
Highly proficient in
Talmudic studies and
adept at dissimulation,
Kamanker was sent by the
Polish Shabbethaians...
- the
Shabbethaian Judah Hasid), who
lived in Mannheim,
secretly claimed to be the
resurrected Messiah,
although publicly he had
abjured Shabbethaian beliefs...
- life more than the loss of his
wealth and position,
befell him. The
Shabbethaian cabalist Nehemiah Hayyun appeared in Prague,
declaring himself a preacher...
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dispute between the
rabbis Jacob Emden and
Jonathan Eybeschutz over the
Shabbethaian movement,
resulting in the latter's
acquittal on the
charge of heresy...
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Uriel Acosta.) He also
waged war
untiringly on the
supporters of the
Shabbethaian heresies,
which he
regarded as
dangerous to the best
interests of Judaism...
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death at Amsterdam.
Jacob was one of the most
violent antagonists of the
Shabbethaian movement; he
wrote many
letters to
various communities in Europe, Asia...
- 1627)
April 15 –
Jacob ben
Aaron Sasportas, Rabbi, Kabbalist, anti-
Shabbethaian (b. 1610)
April 29 –
Charles Cornwallis, 3rd
Baron Cornwallis, First...
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again destro**** by fire.
About the same period,
conflicts with the
Shabbethaians (a
messianic Jewish sect)
caused excitement in the community. In consequence...
- upon
fraudulent testimonials. Here Ḥayyun
delivered sermons which had a
Shabbethaian background, and
which he had
printed in
Berlin (1713)
under the title...
