Sod (PhD)

Service Description

Curriculum - Doctorate: Introduction to Kabbalah - (2 credits) The History of Kabbalah - (2 credits) Fundamentals of Kabbalah - (2 credits) Literature of Kabbalah - (2 credits) Ein Sof, Kav, and Ex-Nihilo - (2 credits) Tsimtsum and Mashiach - (4 credits) Shevirat HaKelim and the World of Darkness - (2 credits) Partsufim and the Faces of Creation - (2 credits) Sefirot and the Emanations - (4 credits) Tikun, Adam Kadmon, and the Redemption of His Garments - (2 credits) Ma'assê Bereshit and its Literature - (4 credits) Ma'assê Merkavah and its Literature - (4 credits) Mazalot and Signs of the Last Days - (4 credits) Mazalot and Mashiach - (2 (credits) Gematria, Temurah, Notarikon and Biblical Codes - (4 credits) Prophecies and their fulfillments - (2 credits) The Messiah in Kabbalah: Adam Kadmon, Zeir Anpin and Arich Anpin - (2 credits) God, Yeshua and the Ruach HaKodesh - (4 credits) Kabbalah and the Sefer Hitgalut - (2 credits) Authority and inspiration of the Scriptures - (2 credits) The Biblical Festivals I - (2 credits) Public relations and human relations - (2 credits) Interpersonal Communication - (2 credits) Basic elements of communication - (2 credits) Sociological Barriers in Communication, Verification of Communicative Performance - (2 credits) Preparing for Bnei Mitzvah - (4 credits) Rabbinic Judaism I - (4 credits) Yeshua's Judaism - (4 (credits) Rabbinic Eras - (4 credits) Introduction to Midrashim I - (2 credits) Introduction to Mussar I - (2 credits) Introduction to Shulchan Aruch I - (2 credits) Hebrew III - (2 credits) English III - (2 credits) Talmudic Aramaic III - (2 credits) The Jewish Theological Thought of Rav Shaul - (2 credits) Rav Shaul, Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakay and Rabban Gamliel HaZaken - (2 credits) Thesis Presentation and Defense (minimum of 100 pages), thesis agreed upon between students and rectors of ZYYU.