Be'er 'Ese [Hebrew]

Be'er 'Ese is a theological work by David ben Aryeh Leib of Lida (ca. 1650-1696). Written in Hebrew, this early 18th-century publication (though possibly written earlier) represents an important contribution to Jewish thought, likely exploring themes within Kabbalah and Jewish mysticism. The text offers insights into the religious and intellectual landscape of its time and provides valuable source material for those studying the history of Jewish theology and the development of Kabbalistic ideas. This edition offers access to a significant work from a prominent figure in Jewish intellectual history.

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