Rambam Yomi with Rav Eytan

In this shiur, we study the seventh Perek of Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah, in which the Rambam introduces the concept of prophecy and describes the characteristics of those worthy of receiving it. The Perek provides a foundation for understanding how HaShem communicates with His prophets.

In this shiur, we learn the sixth Perek of Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah, where the Rambam discusses the holiness of HaShem's Name and the prohibition against erasing or destroying sacred names and objects. The Perek emphasizes the reverence and respect that must be shown toward items imbued with Kedushah.

In this shiur, we learn the fifth Perek of Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah, where the Rambam outlines the mitzvah of Kiddush HaShem and the prohibition of Chilul HaShem. The perek discusses the circumstances under which one must sacrifice one's life rather than transgress certain aveirot, highlighting the central role of loyalty to HaShem and His Torah.

In this shiur, we learn the fourth Perek of Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah, where the Rambam concludes his discussion of creation by examining the physical world and the composition of all earthly beings. He explains how reflecting on the wisdom embedded in creation leads a person to a deeper recognition and appreciation of HaShem.

In this shiur, we study the third Perek of Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah, in which the Rambam details the structure of the heavens and the celestial bodies. The perek deepens our understanding of the intricate order of creation and the wisdom of Hashem revealed through the universe.

In this shiur, we learn the second Perek of Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah, where the Rambam explores how contemplation of Hashem’s creation leads to love and awe of Him. The perek also introduces the structure of the spiritual and physical worlds, providing a deeper understanding of Hashem’s wisdom as revealed through creation.

In this first shiur, we begin the Rambam’s Mishneh Torah by learning the opening Perek of Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah, which outlines foundational concepts of emunah, knowledge of Hashem, and the basis of mitzvah observance.