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Authenticity of the Zohar

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By Moshe Miller
The Zohar's Mysterious Origins
Was It Really Written by Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai?
The Book of Zohar, the primary text of the Kabbalah, contains the teachings and doings of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and his disciples, who flourished in the Land of Israel in the second century.
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Arguments of the Skeptics
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Responses to the Claims of the Skeptics
Review of the critics...
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Other Claims and Responses
They weren't doing their homework....
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Torah vocabulary and ideas...
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