על רוחות שדים ודיבוקים
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רוחות שדים ודיבוקים הוא נידון מסתורי הלוט בערפל. המאמר שלפנינו, מיוסד על מקורות חז״ל, משקף עמדת התורה על דיבוקים והתיקון שלהם.
| Language | Hebrew |
|---|---|
| Paper Type | Research Paper |
| Pages | 4 |
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לכל חלק בתורה כללים משלה. עם זאת, מיוסד על הכלל כי כל התורה כולה אחת היא, מקובל כי רבות השפיעה תורת הנסתר והקבלה גם על ספרות ההלכה. המאמר שלפנינו מוכיח על מידת ההשפעה של יחס זו גם על הכרעת פסיקת ההלכה. בסוד ההלכה.
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