Sabetayist

Tzevi’s actions, according to Nathan, should be understood as the descent of the just into the abyss of the “shells” in order to liberate the captive particles of divine light. The Shabbetaian crisis lasted nearly a century, and some of its aftereffects lasted even longer. It led to the formation of sects whose members were externally converted to Islam—e.g., the Dönmeh (Turkish: “Apostates”) of Salonika, whose descendants still live in Türkiye—or to Roman Catholicism—e.g., the Polish supporters of Jacob Frank (1726-91), the self-proclaimed messiah and Catholic convert (in Bohemia-Moravia, however, the Frankists outwardly remained Jews). Ancak sabetayist bazı yazar ve araştırmacılar Sabataycılığın günümüze kadar devam ettiğini iddia etmektedir. ^ a b c d Kohler, Kaufmann; Malter, Henry (1906). ”Shabbetai Ẓevi”. Jewish Encyclopedia . İnanca göre şeytanın sayısı olan yılda sabetayist önce Deccal ortaya çıkacak ve sonrasında beklenen mesih dünyaya gelerek Deccal'ı öldürecektir. 15 Ağustos 2007 tarihinde kaynağından arşivlendi . Hristiyanlar beklenen Deccal'ın Sabatay sabetayist olduğunu iddia ederek İsa'nın 1666'da gökten ineceğini ve Sabatay'ı öldüreceğini düşünerek büyük bir beklenti içine girmişlerdir. At the command [of the sultan], Shabbetai was now taken from Abydos to Adrianople, where the sultan's physician, a former Jew, advised Shabbetai to embrace Islam as the only means of saving his life. Shabbetai realized the danger of his situation and adopted the physician's advice. On the following day [. ] being brought before the sultan, he cast off his Jewish garb and put a Turkish turban on his head; and thus his conversion to Islam was accomplished. Antrenör Gelişim sabetayist Semineri Programı.