Levertoff

Knowledge and Love[07]

In this video D. Thomas Lancaster explains another aspect of Paul Philip Levertoff's book. Levertoff outlines two types of knowledge of our Creator and conveys how in Chasidic Jewish thought an intimate relational knowledge of God is the ultimate goal of a devoted believer.

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Levertoff[7 Videos]

01: The Early Years
02: Leaving a Legacy
03: The Works of Dr. Levertoff
04: Mysticism and the Gospels
05: Vision and the Messianic Age
06: Rationalists and Mystics
07: Knowledge and Love

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