Kavanah: Direction of the Heart
In Kabbalah, Kavanah refers to the spiritual focus, intention, and mindset that one brings to their actions, especially in the context of prayer, meditation, and performing mitzvot (instructions).
1 Moses Chapter 2: The Creation
Chapter 2 of 1 Moses from the plates of brass demonstrate deep mystical parallels between Mormonism and Kabbalah, particularly in their shared focus on divine emanation, visionary experience, and cosmic restoration.
Tikkun Olam: The Restoration of the World
In Kabbalah and in Jewish thought more generally, tikkun olam (תיקון עולם) is a central concept that refers to the repair or restoration of the world. In Mormonism, we call this “the restoration of all things.”
1 Moses Chapter 1: The Creator
In chapter 1 of 1 Moses, we find a mystical view of God, creation, and spiritual struggle, incorporating themes that resonate with both Kabbalistic and Latter Day Saint perspectives.
Hashgachah Pratis or Divine Providence
In both Jewish philosophy and Kabbalah the concept known as…
Aliyah, the Process of Ascension
In Kabbalah, Aliyah (עֲלִיָּה), meaning “ascent” or “elevation” in Hebrew,…
Zipporah’s Wisdom in 4 Moses
Collected by Moses, Zipporah’s writings are presented as the teachings of the High Priestess and prophetess of El Elyon, who received divine communication alongside her husband.
An Introduction to 4 Moses from the Plates of Brass
4 Sefer Moses is part of The Torah of Moses from the Plates of Brass. It is also known as “The Book of Testimony.” Its actual name, as recored on the plates of brass, is “The Book of Moses, The teachings of Moses and Zipporah, as given them by YHVH in Egypt and upon the Mount of Strength.”
Zenos: An Overview
The Visions and Parables of Zenos present a complex theological narrative attributed to the prophet Zenos. While there are many familiar Old Testament themes and prophecies in the text, Zenos brings unique interpretations and additions.
The Visions and Parables of Zenos
The writings of Zenos, extracted from the plates of brass, serve as prophecies and visions intended to warn and teach the house of Israel, urging them towards repentance (teshuvah) and highlighting God’s plan throughout different dispensations of time.