Podcasts religion Time for Torah: By Rabbi Elimelech Kohn Zt"l Parshas Matos: The Rambam's Sixth, Seventh, & Eighth Principle - Part A

Parshas Matos: The Rambam's Sixth, Seventh, & Eighth Principle - Part A

Published: July 14, 2023, 4:49 a.m.

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Shiur from Rabbi Elimelech\\xa0Kohn Ztl on \\u05e4\\u05e8\\u05e9\\u05ea \\u05de\\u05d8\\u05d5\\u05ea\\u200e on the topic of \\u05e0\\u05d1\\u05d5\\u05d0\\u05ea \\u05de\\u05e9\\u05d4.\\xa0\\xa0

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  • What is the difference between '\\u05db\\u05d4 \\u05d0\\u05de\\u05e8 \\u05d4', the phrase used by all \\u05e0\\u05d1\\u05d9\\u05d0\\u05d9\\u05dd, and the phrase '\\u05d6\\u05d4 \\u05d3\\u05d1\\u05e8 \\u05d4' used by Moshe?
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  • Why does the Rambam have two separate principles of faith, one to believe in prophecy and a second for \\u05e0\\u05d1\\u05d5\\u05d0\\u05ea \\u05de\\u05e9\\u05d4? What is so special about \\u05e0\\u05d1\\u05d5\\u05d0\\u05ea \\u05de\\u05e9\\u05d4 that it requires a separate principle of faith?
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  • The Rambam explains what purpose miracles play in relation to prophecy and what are the requirements before we accept someone as a bona fide \\u05e0\\u05d1\\u05d9\\u05d0.
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