Mysticism and Spirituality

Online Study - Paul's Hidden Wisdom: Discovering the Kabbalistic Dimensions In Romans and Galatians

Join us for a live online study that explores some deep insights in the writings of Paul. Focusing on a few well-known passages from Romans, Galatians, and others, we’ll uncover the hidden kabbalistic ideas within these texts.

The Hidden Orchard

30 Dec 2024 — 1 min read

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Join us as we kick off 2025 with a live online study! In this discussion, we'll explore some deep insights into Paul's writings that seem to have been lost in translation.

Focusing on a few well-known passages from Romans, Galatians, and others, we’ll uncover the hidden kabbalistic ideas within these texts that may alter how you read these writings.

In addition, we will discuss these ideas in their spiritual depth and broader application today.

This study is for all, from beginner to expert, providing a unique chance to gain new insights and interact with other members of The Hidden Orchard Project.

This will be a Facebook Live discussion, also available on replay if you cannot attend.

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Study Details

Day: Thursday, January 2nd, 2025
Time: 7 PM - 8:15 PM Eastern
Where: Facebook Live

The study includes:

✅ Surprising insights hidden in the texts

✅ A chance for members to interact and study together

✅ Spiritual and practical understanding for personal growth

✅ Q&A group discussion

✅ Post-study video replay for download

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