Sabetayist

At one point, living in Jerusalem seeking ”peace for his soul,” he sought out a self-proclaimed ”man of God,” Nathan of Gaza, who declared Shabbetai Zvi to be the Messiah. yüzyılda İzmir ve çevresinde ortaya çıkan Sabatay Sevi'nin sabetayist kurucusu olduğu, onu Mesih kabul eden mistisizme ve Kabbala'ya dayanan inanç. ] On September 15, 1666, Shabbetai Zvi, brought before the sultan and given the choice of death or apostasy, prudently chose the latter, setting a turban on his head to signify his conversion to Islam, for which he was rewarded with the honorary title ”Keeper of the Palace Gates” and a pension of 150 piasters a day. The apostasy shocked the Jewish world. Leaders and followers alike refused to believe it. Many continued to anticipate a second coming, and faith in false messiahs continued through the eighteenth century. In the vast majority of believers revulsion and remorse set in and there was an active endeavor to erase all evidence, even mention of the pseudo messiah. Pages were removed from communal registers, and documents were destroyed. Few copies of the books that celebrated Shabbetai Zvi survived, and those that did have become rarities much sought after by libraries and collectors. ^ Salim Nefes (September 2015). ”Scrutinizing impacts of conspiracy theories on readers' political views: a rational choice perspective on anti-semitic rhetoric in Turkey”. Nükleer sabetayist enerji: Atomların içlerinde sakladıkları enerjidir.