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Under the benevolent rule of the Ottoman Empire, thousands of Jews were allowed to return to Israel. The northern city of Tzfat gave rise to the study of Kabballah, spearheaded by the esoteric scholarship of Rav Moshe Cordevero ('the Ramak') and Rabbi Isaac Luria ('the Ari'). Meanwhile, low morale throughout the Jewish world explodes into messianic fever as Shabbetai Tzvi claims to be 'the Redeemer' and how the ensuing fiasco backlashes against the Kabbalists.
During the Enlightenment, the less religious the Western world became, the better it treated its Jews. Jews were freed from the ghettos, welcomed into trades and professions and given civil rights. But even with this newfound freedom, Jews were still looked down upon. The Reform Movement of Judaism embraced this new ideology by totally divorcing itself from God and Torah - which led to a majority of German, French and Italian Jews who either assimilated or converted to Christianity.
Explore seven remarkable milestones of Jewish history that defy nature and science. Join Rabbi Spiro for a roller-coaster ride through Jewish history as he examines seven unusually unique prophecies, and shows clearly how each one has been verified by actual recorded events in history.
