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|description=The Talmudic name of the Apostle Paul. The Talmud narrates the story of the four ''Tanaim'', who entered the ''Garden of Delight'', i.e., came to he initiated; Ben Asai, who looked and lost his sight; Ben Zoma, who looked and lost his reason; Acher, who made depredations in the garden and failed; and Rabbi Akiba, who alone succeeded. The Kabalists say that Acher is Paul. {{ | |description=The Talmudic name of the Apostle Paul. The Talmud narrates the story of the four ''Tanaim'', who entered the ''Garden of Delight'', i.e., came to he initiated; Ben Asai, who looked and lost his sight; Ben Zoma, who looked and lost his reason; Acher, who made depredations in the garden and failed; and Rabbi Akiba, who alone succeeded. The Kabalists say that Acher is Paul. {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:54, 6 October 2026
Acher
(Heb.)
The Talmudic name of the Apostle Paul. The Talmud narrates the story of the four Tanaim, who entered the Garden of Delight, i.e., came to he initiated; Ben Asai, who looked and lost his sight; Ben Zoma, who looked and lost his reason; Acher, who made depredations in the garden and failed; and Rabbi Akiba, who alone succeeded. The Kabalists say that Acher is Paul. (TG).
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