Sure — here’s a clear, factual summary of the Talmudic and Jewish concept of the Golem, its origins, and its evolution in Jewish mysticism and folklore: --- 🕎 Origins in the Talmud The Golem is a concept that first appears in Jewish texts as a philosophical and mystical idea, not a monster or clay creature as in later folklore. The word “Golem” (גולם) in Hebrew literally means “unformed” or “unfinished substance.” It’s first mentioned in Psalm 139:16, where King David says: > “Your eyes saw my

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