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The Maimonides Minute
By Jewish Coffee HouseReligion & Spirituality
The Maimonides Minute episodes
- Maimonides Minute - Hilchot Purim Part 4 - Hilchot Megilah vaChanukah 1:12-14Join the Maimonides Minute for the fourth of a ten part series of mini-shiurim on the laws of Purim.4 min
- Maimonides Minute - Hilchot Purim Part 2 - Hilchot Megilah vaChanukah 1:5-8Join the Maimonides Minute for the second of a ten part series of mini-shiurim on the laws of Purim.7 min
- Maimonides Minute - Hilchot Purim Part 2 - Hilchot Megilah vaChanukah 1:5-8Join the Maimonides Minute for the second of a ten part series of mini-shiurim on the laws of Purim.7 min
- Maimonides Minute - Hilchot Purim Part 1 - Hilchot Megilah vaChanukah 1:1-4Join the Maimonides Minute for the first of a ten part series of mini-shiurim on the laws of Purim.7 min
- Maimonides Minute - Hilchot Purim Part 1 - Hilchot Megilah vaChanukah 1:1-4Join the Maimonides Minute for the first of a ten part series of mini-shiurim on the laws of Purim.7 min
- Maimonides Minute - Testing a Prophet and Testing G-d - Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah 10:5After a prophet has been established as truthful, may we continue to test him?4 min
- Maimonides Minute - Testing a Prophet and Testing G-d - Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah 10:5After a prophet has been established as truthful, may we continue to test him?4 min
- Maimonides Minute - When G-d Changes His Mind - Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah 10:4The Rambam explained that we may determine if a prophet is telling the truth by seeing if his predictions come true. On the other hand, we know that G-d sometimes changes his decrees, such as when Jonah's prediction of the destruction of Nineveh did not come true. How can these two opposing ideas be reconciled?4 min
- Maimonides Minute - When G-d Changes His Mind - Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah 10:4The Rambam explained that we may determine if a prophet is telling the truth by seeing if his predictions come true. On the other hand, we know that G-d sometimes changes his decrees, such as when Jonah's prediction of the destruction of Nineveh did not come true. How can these two opposing ideas be reconciled?4 min
- Maimonides Minute - The Prophet and the Fortune Teller - Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah 10:3A prophet's primary role, apart from warning the people to keep G-d's laws, is to predict the future. In that case, how is a prophet different from a fortune teller? Is there a way to distinguish between them?5 min
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Make Judaism’s greatest thinker and Halachic scholar part of your life. Rabbi Scott Kahn presents two halachot from the Rambam’s Mishneh Torah every weekday.