sabbatai sevi造句

• In 1665, the Sabbatai Sevi movement is said to have arrived in the town.
• With a broad-mindedness unusual for the period, Labadie was gracious and cautiously welcoming towards the move of repentance and new zeal among many Jews in a Messianic movement around Sabbatai Sevi in 1667.
• "' Sabbatai Zevi "'(, other spellings include Sabbatai ?evi, Shabbetai ?evi, Shabbeo
  
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  , Sabbatai Sevi, Shabsai Tzvi, and " Sabetay Sevi " in Sabbatean movement.
• Gershom Scholem, in his Sabbatai Sevi : The Mystical Messiah ( Princeton UP, 1973 ), pp . 186 and 187, tells us that contemporary manuscripts from that period speak explicitly of the " destruction " of Safed's Jewish community in 1660.
• It has come in popular parlance to refer to religious converts in general, and, more specifically, to the seventeenth century followers of the Jewish false messiah Sabbatai Sevi and their descendants, who outwardly converted to Islam but retained their secretive religious practices over the next several centuries, maintaining close communal and blood ties and practicing strict endogamy.