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Rambam Hilchos Yesodei HaTorah Chapter 7

The Mechanics of Prophecy

32 min

Class Summary:

This class, in Rambam the Laws of Yesodei HaTorah, chapter seven, was presented on Friday Parshas Devarim, 3 Av, 5780, July 24, 2020, streaming live from Rabbi Jacobson's House in Monsey, NY

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    Yakov Y -4 years ago

    Question for Rabbi YY

    Chapter 7 - Mitzvah to Listen to a Prophet: Does this 1 positive Commandment include both individuals? Meaning listening to a real prophet (which we don't have any ,ore for the last 2000 years, as well as listening to an Tzadik/Adom Gadol (which is still relevant today).. Are these 2 the same Mitzvah Aseh?

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    Moshe -4 years ago

    Other neviim?

    Tannoim, Amaroim, R. Yehuda genesis, R. Akiva, the Rambam himself, the Rashbi, the Arial, the Baal Shem tov, our Rebbeim, parents naming a  newborn, etc., are NOT at least partial or lower neviim? 

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      Moshe -4 years ago

      R. Yehuda Hanassi

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  • Anonymous -4 years ago

    Even Prophets that were talking about the churban and other sad events needed to be in the state of simcha. What can we learn from this?

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    Sara -4 years ago

    Prophets

    Being happy, joyful and in a positive state of mind is so so important for all of us. And it becomes even more meaningful when realizing what the prophets need to experience and feel. 

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    Pinchus Krieger -4 years ago

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Dedicated with love by Sara Metzger & Isaac Shepherd, in honor of the 70th Wedding anniversary of her parents and his grandparents, Imek (Chaim) and Pola (Pneena) Metzger, July 25, 2020. Mom survived the Holocaust; dad survived as a Russian political prisoner. They found each other after the war, moved to Israel, and started a new life together. May they have many more cherished years together. 

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