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Cabala and Babylonian Talmud
The “Cabala” is the bone and blood of Talmudic Judaism, which is itself pagan from start to finish. It uses the "whited sepulchre" of the Old Testament to cover its negation of every moral law in the Old Testament as it promotes practice of all the occult demonistic practices denounced by the Old Testament.
The existence of a spirit world, of evil spirits, is mentioned throughout the Holy Bible and Holy Quran. Jesus Christ drove out possessing spirits. There is one hard and fast rule taught on the subject, however: namely, to leave them alone, do no invoking or communicating with them. It is clear that spirit elements could deceive the finite powers of human beings.
"Thou shalt have no other gods before me," is the First Commandment. "And that you shall do no bowing to, or serving them," is the Second Commandment. (Exodus 20:3-5).Whereas the Bible represents God and the Quran Allah as the Supreme Intelligence, Creator and Ruler, the pagan and atheist Judaistic concept is pantheism. In other words, there is a great nature essence, out of which individual lives percolate blindly without direction. "Pan" (nature) "theism" (god-ism) holds that the sum of nature is god. The Jewish Cabala is a library of literature, all on magic, spiritism, and based on sheer pantheism.
"Aaron ben Samuel is credited with bringing the mysterious doctrine from Babylonia to Italy about the middle of the Ninth Century; thence it spread to almost all over Europe." (Jewish Encyclopedia, page 616)The Cabala has two aspects: theoretical and practical, or "theurgic" (wonderworking). The "God" of the Cabala is "the En Sof,". "The doctrine of the En Sof," says the Jewish Encyclopedia, "is the starting point of all cabalistic speculations." ("Cabala," page 472, Jewish Encyclopedia).
Maimonides, pillar of Talmudism in the Middle Ages, "contributed to the cabalistic doctrine of the En Sof by his teaching that no attributes could be ascribed to God unless it be of Pythagorean origin." (Jewish Encyclopedia, page 465) Pythagoras was a pagan sorcerer who set up a dictatorship along Iron Curtain lines, and who attributed creative powers to letters and numbers, as does the Jewish Cabala.
Two qualities dominate the theoretical Jewish Cabala. Every attribute of Intelligence, of Knowing, Loving or Ruling is stripped from the God and handed over to pagan spirits, who are invoked as in ancient paganism as "other gods," those which were so often denounced by the Prophets. This act of stripping God of Intelligence and reducing Him to a mass of "self-percolating essence," the "En Sof," is nothing but pantheism (the sum of nature being God, without any Supreme Being).
Whether called "emanation" by the Jewish Cabala, "immanence" by Talmudic Spinoza, or renamed by Hegel - for "the real and ideal is taught in the same way in the Cabala as in Hegel" (Jewish Encyclopedia, page 474), or designated "dialectical materialism" by Karl Marx, the result is the same old atheistic concept of nature just waiting for man to run and dominate it.Every pagan trick of dethroning God and enthroning individual spirits is employed by the Jewish Cabalists. "Casting of Lots, Necromancy, Exorcism … Bibliomancy and letters were developed into complete systems. Hence the cabalistic doctrine of the heavenly alphabets, whose signs are the constellations and the stars. Thus bibliomancy found its justification in the assumption that the sacred Hebrew letters are not merely signs for things, but implements of divine powers by means of which nature may be subjugated" [by Man], says the Jewish Encyclopaedia, under "Cabala," page 479.
The Zohar, Principal Work of the Cabala and Gnosticism
The Zohar as a veritable library, like the Talmud it seeks to nullify all the literal meaning of the Bible. It is more degenerately pornographic, if that were possible, than the Talmud itself.
This the Zohar does by allegorizing. Whereas the "Sages" of the Talmud always give as "higher" meanings their own reversal of Biblical moral laws, the Zohar in more fanciful, and in sex language seeks to reduce to Nature the whole of life and to Glorify Man.
The Zohar's teachings combine practically all the elements of the older Cabala: the doctrines of the primeval Man (Adam Kadmon), of the Sephiroth, of Creation and of the Mercabah … number and letter mysticism, especially in reference to the names of God. . ."
The Jewish Encyclopedia (1905) on the Zohar, states: "It contains a complete cabalistic theosophy". The Zohar in its later form (after the 13th Century) "spread among the Jews with remarkable rapidity … representatives of Talmudic Judaism began to regard it as a sacred book and to invoke its authority in the decision of some ritual questions." (Same reference).......... to be continued
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Salauddine Mohammed Faruque on July 25,2007, last updated on 12.08.2009
