Rambam explains why a belief in the corporeality of God is even worse than idolatry and cannot be tolerated.

Rambam tells us what everyone needs to know, regardless of their intellectual capacity. We also discuss the nature of prayer and how those that question things should be taught the deeper truths.

Rambam teaches us more reasons why not just anyone can truly learn about Godly matters. Many people are too lazy to do the work necessary to truly achieve knowledge/ More importantly, one cannot achieve knowledge without moral character. True knowledge of God only resides with the humble of character.

There is no shortcut to the Truth! Rambam explains why it takes work to achieve true knowledge, and why most people will never truly understand the divine science.

Rambam describes why we should be intellectually honest and not try to understand things that humans are incapable of understanding, such as God's ways. This can only lead to ruin. Rambam describes the difference between Rabbi Akiva and Elisha ben Abuya.

Rambam teaches us the meaning of the phrases "etzev - sorrow" and "L'Echol - to eat". He then describes why some people are unable to learn the truth and why people argue.

Rambam explains the meaning of the term "foot" and gives a beautiful explanation of the verses in Zechariah and Exodus that describe God's "feet" standing upon the Mount of Olives, and the work of white sapphire under God's "feet". We discuss three views of creation, and how Rambam understood creation from "first matter".

We discuss what it means according to Rambam to be "holy" and the meaning of the term "Shakhan" (dwell), and why the Torah chooses to speak "in the language of man"

We study several more possible interpretations of God's "passing before" Moses, and Rambam's praise for Onkelos. We also study the meanings of the terms "coming" and "going".

We learn the meaning of the term High or Elevated and then we discuss the sublime encounter between God and Moses on the mountain. Did God truly "pass" in front of Moses?