Tag Archives: Levertoff

The edgy, the radical, the mystical

Posted on February 15, 2010 by Derek Leman

This weekend I went back and slowly reread the first chapter of Paul Philip Levertoff

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What is at Stake in the FFOZ / Tim Hegg Debate?

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Derek Leman

The people at First Fruits of Zion are friends of mine, so as I write this, I make no pretense to objectivity. I do think, however, that the arguments I will briefly lay out speak for themselves. I believe it … Continue reading →

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Love in the Messianic Age, Paul Philip Levertoff

Posted on June 19, 2009 by Derek Leman

A friend just told me yesterday he is going to graduate school with a concentration in Jewish mysticism and its history. I myself have read very little Jewish mysticism and kabbalah and so forth. I remarked that my own plans … Continue reading →

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