Definition: The term "scholberg" refers to an ancient Jewish sect that practiced astrology, claiming to be divinely guided, and believed they could predict future events with absolute certainty. The exact definition can vary depending on context, but historically, scholbergists believed in the power of their horoscopes by reading from a book called the "Scholebolus" which was said to contain predictions about the course of events. The sect's beliefs were controversial and led to persecution and imprisonment for many. Some scholars argue that they may have been influenced by their founder, Rabbi Haim, who was known to have had occult abilities, which may have lent credence to their claims of divinity and predictive powers.
closed bracket.
what should be said.