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Jay Dyer questions the authenticity of the Zohar and its claimed historical roots, suggesting that while some parts may be ancient, the entire text may not be.

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  1. Jay remarks that the Zohar is a Judaic text that some believe originated from Moses, but he views it as a non-Mosaic text linking it to Kabbalah and Gnosticism.

  2. Jay Dyer questions the authenticity of the Zohar and its claimed historical roots, suggesting that while some parts may be ancient, the entire text may not be.

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