Mordekhai ben Ḥayim of Eisenstadt

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has abstract: (d. 1729), Sabbatian preacher. Mordekhai of Eisenstadt was born in Alsace (according to sources in Prague) around 1650. He was a pupil of Natan of Gaza and Avraham Cardozo. In the 1670s, he came to Nikolsburg, the center of Sabbatianism in Moravia. Thereafter he led an itinerant life, traveling through Bohemia, Moravia, Hungary, Germany, and Poland. Between 1678 and 1680, he was active as one of the first Sabbatian propagandists in Poland–Lithania. During his wanderings, he acquired the nickname Mokhiaḥ (“Rebuker”) and became famous for his talents as a preacher and for his ascetic conduct. @en
title: Mordekhai ben Ḥayim of Eisenstadt
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skos:prefLabel: Mordekhai ben Ḥayim of Eisenstadt
skos:related: Bohemia and Moravia
skos:related: Bratislava
skos:related: Eisenstadt
skos:related: Frankism
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