Difference between revisions of "Subbotnik Jews"
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| − | '''Subbotnik Jews''' or '''Sabbatarian Jews''' or '''Shabbati Jews''' also known as '''Sabbatian Jews''' sometimes misspelled '''Sabbatean Jews''' (and also known as '''Di Royte Yidlekh''' in Yiddish) are an East European Pharisaical community who have historically identified themselves as religious Jews (Yudei) rather than simply as the Shabbati Hebrews (Yevrei) aka Shabbati Noahides they pastor. Shabbati Jews are a Shomeir Shabbat community who obey the Babylonian Talmud' s Scribes and Pharisees while practicing the Yerushalmi Palestinian Minhag HaQaraim but are not Karaite Jews. Unlike other Pharisaical communities, Shabbati Jews believe most of the laws of Judaism only apply for Sabbaths and Yom Tovs. | + | '''Subbotnik Jews''' or '''Sabbatarian Jews''' or '''Shabbati Jews''' also known as '''Sabbatian Jews''' sometimes misspelled '''Sabbatean Jews''' (and also known as '''Di Royte Yidlekh''' in Yiddish) are an East European Pharisaical community who have historically identified themselves as religious Jews (Yudei) rather than simply as the Shabbati Hebrews (Yevrei) aka Shabbati Noahides they pastor. Shabbati Jews are a Shomeir Shabbat community who obey the Babylonian Talmud' s Scribes and Pharisees while practicing the Yerushalmi Palestinian Minhag HaQaraim but are not Karaite Jews. Unlike other Pharisaical communities, Shabbati Jews believe most of the laws of Judaism only apply for Sabbaths and Yom Tovs surving only as Masorti secular Israelis who often have to go through an Orthodox Giyur Lechumra in order to be counted as Orthodox Jews. [[Ariel Sharon]]'s Mother was a Shabbati Jew. The only recognized leader of the Shabbati community today is Hakham Yose Khoen who was granted a Giyur Lechumra under the auspices of Edah Haredit by Dov Meir Stein's Nascent Sanhedrin Project in 2010. |
| − | Shabbati Jews | + | Shabbati Jews have traditionally served as a Petter Chamor Episcopate to oversee the Messianic Noahite [[Shabbati Hebrew]] community. |
| − | + | Tsevi ben Mordechai better known as Shabbati Tsevi was a Shabbati Jew who is attributed as the founder of the Nathanist Dönmeh sect also known as Sabbateans. | |
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| − | + | Shabbati Jews are distinct from Talmudist Subbotnik Gerei who reject their Shabbati heritage in order to assimilate into one or another specific Hassidic movement. | |
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Revision as of 00:59, 5 December 2023
Subbotnik Jews or Sabbatarian Jews or Shabbati Jews also known as Sabbatian Jews sometimes misspelled Sabbatean Jews (and also known as Di Royte Yidlekh in Yiddish) are an East European Pharisaical community who have historically identified themselves as religious Jews (Yudei) rather than simply as the Shabbati Hebrews (Yevrei) aka Shabbati Noahides they pastor. Shabbati Jews are a Shomeir Shabbat community who obey the Babylonian Talmud' s Scribes and Pharisees while practicing the Yerushalmi Palestinian Minhag HaQaraim but are not Karaite Jews. Unlike other Pharisaical communities, Shabbati Jews believe most of the laws of Judaism only apply for Sabbaths and Yom Tovs surving only as Masorti secular Israelis who often have to go through an Orthodox Giyur Lechumra in order to be counted as Orthodox Jews. Ariel Sharon's Mother was a Shabbati Jew. The only recognized leader of the Shabbati community today is Hakham Yose Khoen who was granted a Giyur Lechumra under the auspices of Edah Haredit by Dov Meir Stein's Nascent Sanhedrin Project in 2010.
Shabbati Jews have traditionally served as a Petter Chamor Episcopate to oversee the Messianic Noahite Shabbati Hebrew community.
Tsevi ben Mordechai better known as Shabbati Tsevi was a Shabbati Jew who is attributed as the founder of the Nathanist Dönmeh sect also known as Sabbateans.
Shabbati Jews are distinct from Talmudist Subbotnik Gerei who reject their Shabbati heritage in order to assimilate into one or another specific Hassidic movement.]
