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Safed

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Safed: see Zefat Zefat (zĕf`ät), town (1994 pop. 21,600), NE Israel.
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Isaac Luria was a sixteenth-century rabbi who lived in Safed, Palestine, after the expulsion of the Sephardim from Spain in 1492.
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In the sixteenth century, the rabbis of Safed argued that the creation of the universe took place through an emanation of divine light that was, simultaneously, an act of divine speech.
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