The Kabbalist

by Nathan Erez, Dorit silberman

Collectable. An English translation of the Israeli novel (translated from the Hebrew), published in a limited promo edition without ISBN. Rear cover and first page are marked "not for sale". --- Originally intended for all those having an interest in the Kabbalistic code. It incorporates two seemingly unconnected elements, a unique and intelligent thriller and the deciphering of ancient Kabbalist ic texts, along with their hidden and mystical meanings. A professor from Jerusalem, an expert in decoding ancient Hebrew manuscripts, is hired to carry out a mysterious task, one that sends him over three continents. He quickly discovers that if he does not succeed in deciphering the enigmatic manuscripts, the lives of many people - including his own family - will be endangered. Interwoven within the exciting tale are curious passages reviewing the many conquests that the city of Jerusalem has endured during its long history. The book, which has been translated into four languages, was written by Nathan Erez who lives and writes in Jerusalem, in cooperation with Dorit Silberman. Dr. Doris Silberman is a lecturer of literature and has written 17 books to date.

331 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2005

About the author

Nathan Erez is a scholar of Jerusalem who is interested in many disciplines. He was born and raised in Israel. At the age of twelve, he was sent to Jerusalem to study, and since then he has lived there. He has many degrees (including a doctorate) in mathematics, computers, law, criminology, and humanities, from leading universities worldwide. In addition, he studied nine years in a Yeshiva (Rabbinical College).

He served in the IDF Armored Corps as a Tank Commander .
Erez has been involved for many years in martial arts and has a black belt in several systems.

In recent years, he has worked in a classified service position for the State of Israel.