The Guide for the Perplexed (Moreh Nevuchim) is Maimonides’ classic work of Jewish philosophy, written to address questions arising from the relationship between religious belief, Scripture, and philosophical reasoning. The work explores subjects including God, prophecy, creation, divine providence, and the interpretation of biblical language.
This Hebrew two-volume edition offers readers one of the most influential works of medieval Jewish thought and an essential text for the study of Maimonidean philosophy.
Published2003
Weight1730 g