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DeAnne Loper
© 2019
Introduction
Chapter
1 The Transformation
2 Enter Metatron, Prince of the Kabbalists
3 Prophecy, Creation and the Gods of Kabbalah
4 Repairing the World: The Secret Law of Tikkun and
the Tree of Knowledge 5 The Dark Chambers of
Initiation: Daat, Leviathan, “Six” and
Transmigration 6 The Cup of Babylon: Paradigm
for the Nations 7 The Return of the Kosher
Serpent
8 Tetragrammaton: The Name, the Number, the
Image
9 Secrets of the Millennium: The Two Messiahs of the
Final Redemption 10 The Utopian Kingdom of
Kabbalah
11 The Testimony of Jesus: The Seal of Truth Appendix
Introduction: The Leaven of Kabbalah
And my speech and my preaching was not with
enticing words of man’s wisdom, but in
demonstration of the Spirit and of power: That your
faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, but in
the power of God.
1 Corinthians 2:4-5
Paradigm Shift – an important change that happens when
the usual way of thinking about or doing something is
replaced by a new and different way; a fundamental
change.
Above, So Below:
“The Ain Soph at first was filling All and then made
an absolute concentration into Itself which produced
the Abyss…the Waters or Crystalline Chaotic Sea…
Each of these worlds has ten powers, or spheres…AIN
SOPH established His first point or dot in the Divine
Sea…the face of God, crowned with light, rose over
the vast sea and was reflected in the waters thereof.
His two eyes were manifested, radiating with
splendour, darting two beams of light which crossed
with those of the reflection. The brow of God and His
eyes formed a triangle in heaven, and its reflection
formed a second triangle in the waters. So was
revealed the number six, being that of universal
creation.” 30
But thou art cast out of thy grave like an abominable
branch, and as the raiment [garment] of those that
are slain, thrust through with a sword, that go down
to the stones of the pit, as a carcase trodden under
feet.
Isaiah 14:19
The kabbalists say that in order to make room for creation,
Ein Sof had to contract himself to a single point, making
room for the worlds of the Sefirot. This is called tzimtzum.
As the lightning flash descended, each sphere was formed,
one after another, each serving as a vessel for receiving and
containing the light. These vessels are also referred to as
levushim, the “garments of Ein-Sof.” 31 But the vessels
could not contain the “divine light” and this resulted in what
Kabbalah calls shevirah, “the breaking of the vessels.” 32
As the vessels shattered the light dispersed and scattered in
the form of “sparks.” Some of these sparks rose back up to
their “source.” Others descended, becoming trapped in
matter. Still others fell down into the abyss and are trapped
there still; and because god is in everything and everyone,
god himself is in the pit, waiting to be released. This is the
Zohar’s version of “the fall” and since the time of Isaac
Luria, has served to explain the diaspora (dispersion) as a
cosmic event: not only Israel, but all of humanity, the entire
universe, and even God himself is in exile (galut). Once
again, Gershom Scholem, late professor of Jewish Mysticism
explains: “The divine light…is no longer in its proper place
because the vessels were broken…There is nothing that was
not damaged by the breaking. Nothing is in the place
appointed for it; everything is either below or above…all
being is in Galut. And this is not all. Into the deep abyss…
there fell, as a result of the breaking of the vessels, forces of
holiness, sparks of divine light. Hence there is a Galut of
the divine itself, of the ‘sparks of the Shekhinah:’ ‘These
sparks of holiness are bound in fetters of steel in the
depths of the shells, and yearningly aspire to rise to their
source but cannot avail to do so until they have support’
– so says Rabbi Hayyim Vital, a disciple of Luria.” 33
This “breaking of the vessels” is only the first stage in the
fall of Ein Sof’s creation. It is the shattering and falling of the
androgynous god of Kabbalah into the pit, “bound in fetters
of steel! Scholem calls this “a cosmic picture of Galut…a
Galut of the divine itself.” 32 This cosmic fall is also the fall
of the first Adam, Adam Kadmon. In Kabbalah Adam Kadmon
is the first emanation or creation of Ein Sof. He is Keter, the
first sphere on the Sefirot tree. He is also Elohim, the “King.”
He is the “crown” of the Grand Man of the Zohar, which is
the entire Sefirot tree. He is not the man Adam, created in
Genesis, but is the “Primordial Man”; the celestial Adam
through which all other souls are created. The spheres of
the Sefirot are not just worlds but are also portrayed as
powers and crowns. The “breaking of the vessels” is the fall
of the ancient kings, princes and powers: “The Zohar
holds the concept of two Adams: the first a divine
being who, stepping forth from the highest original
darkness, created the second, or earthly, Adam in His
own image.” 34 “This is the Grand Man of the Zohar…
The science of equilibrium is the key of occult
science. Unbalanced forces perish in the void. So
passed the kings of the elder world, the princes of
the giants. They have fallen like trees without roots,
and their place is found no more.” (Eliphas Levi, The
History of Magic) 35
Chapter 4
Repairing the World:
The Secret Law of Tikkun and the Tree of
Knowledge
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not
of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest
any man should boast. Ephesians 2:8-9
So let no one judge you in food or in drink, or
regarding a festival or a new moon or sabbaths,
which are a shadow of things to come, but the
substance is of Christ. Colossians 2:16-17
“The secret must be kept inside the circle of the
initiates…The Sefiroth were revealed to Adam in the
shape of the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge.”
36
“The rabbis have always taught that the Tree of
Knowledge and the Tree of Life are one and the
same…whose roots are now in “Heaven” leading all
the way back to the future to the never-ending
source of the Light of the Ain Sof.” 37
There are many secrets in the “occult science” of Kabbalah.
Concealed in the shattering of the vessels of the Sefirot tree
is the fall of Lucifer and the powers of his kingdom. But the
kingdom must be restored. The universe and its broken
vessels must now be repaired. This is “the secret law of
tikkun.” 38 From the dust of this cosmic catastrophe the
universe is reconstructed through the Primordial Adam
Kadmon, who is the creator of the earthly Adam. From Ein
Sof, “healing, constructive lights” go forth from the forehead
of Adam Kadmon. 39 The spheres of the Sefirot are
reconfigured on a “new plane;” Father, Mother, masculine,
feminine, the “Impatient”…“God of revelation in traditional
Judaism” and “his feminine complement, the Shekhinah…
the last stage of the world of emanation.” 40
With the reconstruction of the Sefirot, there is once again a
balance of male and female forces; there is unity between
god and the re-created universe. Emerging from Shekhinah
is the one tree and it is here that we see the creation of man
by Adam Kadmon. In the secret tradition of the rabbis, Adam
the man is a microcosm of the upper worlds, a divine
reflection of the image of Adam Kadmon above. In
Kabbalah, the sin of Adam is not attributed to his
disobedience to God in eating from the tree of knowledge of
good and evil, but is the premature separation of the unity
of the Sefirot tree. Gershom Scholem notes that in “the
Original Sin…the fruit was separated from the tree, or as
another Kabbalist puts it, the Tree of Life from the Tree of
Knowledge.” 41 Far from the biblical Christian view,
Scholem reveals in detail the esoteric belief system of the
Jewish sages concerning these doctrines in the Book of
Genesis: “In the opinion of the Jewish mystics both
trees are in essence one. They grow out into two
directions from a common trunk…out of the common
matrix of the divine world…The sin of Adam was that
he isolated the Tree of Life from the Tree of
Knowledge to which he directed his desire. Once the
unity of the two trees in men’s lives was destroyed,
there began the dominion of the Tree of Knowledge.”
42
What happened before happens again. The matrix shatters;
the singular tree becomes the tree of “Duality.” 43 Now
begins the work of tikkun. Adam’s job was to complete the
work of repairing the worlds begun by Adam Kadmon.
Instead, the “divine light” departed from Adam’s soul and
the worlds descended into chaos (tohu). The female
Shekhinah, now separated from the masculine, descends
again into exile, destroying the dream of god: “And so, it
shattered. The very core of reality is G-d’s shattered
dream, waiting for us to pick up the pieces…The fire
of the sun, the air we breathe, the roaring waves of
the oceans and all that lives in them; the Earth and
the plants and animals that live upon it; even the
human flesh, its vital soul and the angels above…all
are no more than artifacts of the sparks that fell in
the explosion of that primordial world. But the
essence of the human being, the breath of G-d within
us, that is G-d Himself, gathering, refashioning and
piecing back together an impossible dream…it is
humankind, not the angels, who can pick it up and
reveal it…That the Infinite Light is everywhere is an
axiom of the Kabbalah…held captive within every
object…even within evil itself.” 44
The concept of shattered and fallen “sparks” comes from
the Kabbalah system of Isaac Luria which, as stated above,
is still the most influential form of Kabbalah today. The same
website quoted above also states: “The most common
Jewish liturgy today follows the form of the Ari’s custom.”
Embedded within this system are the secret laws of tikkun
and mitzvot, the main channels through which the
“redemption” (geulah) will come according to Kabbalah.
The word tikkun means reparation, to repair. It is through
tikkun that the world will be healed and brought “closer to
the harmonious state for which it was created.” 45 The
rabbis of Kabbalah believe that the final redemption and the
messianic era will only be brought about through mitzvot;
observing Torah, keeping the commandments and
performing good deeds. The word mitzvot is defined as:
“commandments; one of the Torah’s 613 Divine
commandments; a good deed or religious precept.” 46
The work of repairing the worlds, of restoring the fallen
Shekhinah to her king, and of ushering in the Moshiach
(Messiah) is now left to man. This is called raising the
sparks: “But the essential function of the Law, both of
the Noahide law binding on all men and of the Torah
imposed specially upon Israel, is to serve as an
instrument of the tikkun. Every man who acts in
accordance with this Law brings home the fallen
sparks of the Shekhinah and of his own soul as well.
He restores the pristine perfection of his own
spiritual body…In redemption everything is restored
to its place by the secret magic of human acts…every
commandment has its mystical aspect whose
observance creates a bond between the world of man
and the world of the Sefirot…Thus fundamentally
every man and especially every Jew participates in
the process of the tikkun.” 47
The Babylonian Talmud is the basis for the seven Noahide
laws. Sanhedrin 56a of the Babylonian Talmud states: “One
additional element of greater severity is that
violation of any one of the seven laws subjects the
Noachide to capital punishment by decapitation.” 48
This is another disturbing secret contained in the writings of
the Jewish sages: Mitzvot for non-Jews or Noahide laws. I
mention it here for its close connection to tikkun. While
Jews, specifically the Jewish sages, see themselves as the
main conduit of the light of Ein Sof, gentiles also have a role
to play in the mitzvot of tikkun by “obeying” the seven
Noahide laws. I will not list them all here but preeminent
among them is the prohibition of idolatry. Therefore, under
Talmudic law, if a Christian acknowledges that Jesus Christ is
the Messiah, the Son of God, or God manifest in the flesh,
he or she is guilty of the crime of idolatry.
The seventh or last Noahide law is the injunction to
establish a legal system to execute the other six Noahide
laws, which are punishable in the severest extreme by
capital punishment. The Encyclopaedia Judaica, in its article
on “Noachide Laws” states, “Except for the last, all are
negative, and the last itself is usually interpreted as
commanding the enforcement of the others.” 49 While
these laws are not yet in effect, they are already considered
“binding on all men” and have been written into the legal
system under Public Law in the United States: On March
26, 1991 the U.S. Congress, under the presidency of
George H.W. Bush, established the Seven Noachide
Laws as Public Law 102-14 in honor of Rabbi
Menachem Schneerson, leader of the Chabad-
Lubavitch. 50
A website dedicated to the teachings of the Chabad-
Lubavitch rabbis confirms: “The perfection of the world
requires the spreading of the seven Noahide
commandments…This implies a level of civilized
conduct, which can be achieved only when non-Jews
also observe their mitzvot. Indeed, the perfection of
the world that leads to the Messianic Era requires the
spreading of the seven commandments that G-d
through the Torah provided for all the nations of the
world...See also, the U.S. Congressional Declaration:
H. J. Res. 104, Public Law 102-14, March 20, 1991.”
51
But ye have borne the tabernacle of your Moloch and Chiun your
images, the star of your god, which ye made to yourselves.
Amos 5:26
The six-pointed star has a history dating back to ancient Babylon. In Kabbalah it
has long been regarded as an expression of the sacred name, the
Tetragrammaton; the seal of the divine image of God connecting heaven and
earth and a sign of universal redemption. The following quote is from the Israel
Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 241
“The legend of King Solomon’s Seal, of the wondrous signet ring which
he received from heaven, is common to Judaism, to Christianity and to
Islam. King Solomon’s Seal, whose base is on the ground and whose tip
reaches heaven, symbolizes a harmony of opposites…It relfects the
cosmic order, the skies, the movement of the stars in their spheres,
and the perpetual flow between heaven and earth…The seal, therefore,
represents super-human wisdom and rule by divine grace…the abstract
element of the figure and its geometrical completeness make it a
universal symbol…The symbol of the hexagram, the star-like figure
formed by two triangles, has many connotations, especially when it is
enclosed by a circle. The magic drawings of the hexagram and the
pentagram were known as seals, in keeping with the idea that a person
‘stamps himself’ with these signs in order to protect himself from
harmful spirits. This term is connected to the legend of King Solomon
who controlled the demons by means of a special signet ring on which
was engraved the Tettragrammaton. The seal only had power for one
thing to provide protection from malevolent forces.”
Notes
All quotes from The Return of the Kosher Pig: Itzhak Shapira, The Return of the Kosher Pig (Clarksville,
MD: Lederer Books, 2013).
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Ponce, Kabbalah, An Introduction and Illumination for the World Today (Wheaton, IL: Quest Books,
Theosophical Publishing House, 1973), p. 37.
iv. https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/109032/israel-bible-is-ranked-amazons-1-new-release/
th
1. Prediction from the Zohar (main book of Kabbalah) composed in the 13 century by Spanish rabbi
and Kabbalist, Moses de León.
2. http://www.chabad.org/library/moshiach/article_cdo/aid/1122210/jewish/Torah-Study-During-the-
Messianic-Era.htm; (Emphasis added) 3. Itzhak Shapira, The Return of the Kosher Pig (Clarksville, MD:
th
Lederer Books, 2013), pp. 38, 44-45. Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels; 19 -century Hebrew translation of the
New Testament by Franz Delitzsch.
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6. R. H. Charles, The Book of Enoch the Prophet, (San Francisco, CA: Weiser Books, 2003), p. xv.
7. Gershom Scholem, Kabbalah, (New York, NY: Dorset Press, Keter Publishing House Jerusalem Ltd.,
1974), pp. 19, 22.
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clarity]
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original text) 13. The Encyclopaedia Judaica, article on “Isaac Ben Solomon Luria,” p. 574.
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1974), pp. 90, 100-102.
20. Ibid., p. 87.
21. Gershom Scholem, On the Kabbalah and Its Symbolism (New York, NY: Shocken Books Inc., 1965),
pp. 101, 110.
22. Gershom Scholem, Kabbalah, (New York, NY: Dorset Press, Keter Publishing House Jerusalem Ltd.,
1974), p. 87.
23. Joel David Bakst, The Josephic Messiah, Leviathan, Metatron and the Sacred Serpent, (Manitou
Springs, CO: City of Luz Publications, 2009), p. 9.
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Gershom Scholem, On the Kabbalah and Its Symbolism (New York, NY: Shocken Books Inc., 1965), p.
104.
27. Gershom Scholem, Kabbalah, (New York, NY: Dorset Press, Keter Publishing House Jerusalem Ltd.,
1974), pp. 111-112, 335.
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1974), p. 100.
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31. Sanford L. Drob, Symbols of the Kabbalah, Philosophical and Psychological Perspectives, (Northvale,
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44-45.
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183.
37. Joel David Bakst, The Josephic Messiah, Leviathan, Metatron and the Sacred Serpent, (Manitou
Springs, CO: City of Luz Publications, 2009), p. 107.
38. Gershom Scholem, On the Kabbalah and Its Symbolism (New York, NY: Shocken Books Inc., 1965),
pp. 115-116.
39. Ibid., p. 113.
40. Ibid., p. 114.
41. Gershom Scholem, Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, (New York, NY: Schocken Books, Inc., 1946), p.
186.
42. Gershom Scholem, The Messianic Idea in Judaism, (New York, NY: Shocken Books, Inc., 1971), p. 69.
43. Joel David Bakst, The Josephic Messiah, Leviathan, Metatron and the Sacred Serpent, (Manitou
Springs, CO: City of Luz Publications, 2009), p. 122.
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116. Gershom Scholem, Kabbalah, (New York, NY: Dorset Press, Keter Publishing House Jerusalem Ltd.,
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48. The Encyclopaedia Judaica, article on “Noachide Laws,” p. 1191. (Emphasis added) 49. Ibid., p.
1189.
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65. Ibid., pp. 111-112.
66. Ibid., p. 111.
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81. https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/379849/jewish/Six-Sided-Celestial-Servant.htm
82. Tzvi Freeman, Bringing Heaven Down to Earth; Meditations and Everyday Wisdom from the
Teachings of the Rebbe, Menachem Schneerson (Holbrook, MA: Adams Media Corporation, 1996), p.
197. (Italics added) 83. https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/102313/time-come-mass-torah-study-
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84. https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/75368/christians-striving-live-biblically-oriented-lives/
85. https://www.israelnationalnews.com/Blogs/Message.aspx/6718
86. https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/380308/jewish/The-Time-Has-Come.htm
87. https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/108863/jewish-authors-respond-to-christian-calls-for-torah-
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88. https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/75368/christians-striving-live-biblically-oriented-lives/
89. See Strong’s Concordance: 952.
90. See Strong’s Concordance: 3454, 3453, 3466.
91. See Strong’s Concordance: 1754, 1753, 1756.
92. Joel David Bakst, The Josephic Messiah, Leviathan, Metatron and the Sacred Serpent, (Manitou
Springs, CO: City of Luz Publications, 2009), p. 3.
93. Ibid., p. 223.
94. Ibid., p. 248. (Italics added for emphasis) 95. http://laitman.com/2017/03/returning-to-one-
Company, 1922), pp. 100, 107, 118-119. (Italics added for emphasis) 104.
(Baltimore, MD: The Lord Baltimore Press, 1932), pp. 34, 117-118. (Emphasis added) 176. Ibid. pp. 11-