Sefer HaIkkarim

Joseph Albo

Translated by Sefer Ha-ikkarim, Jewish Publication Society of America

151 chapters · about 20 h

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The opening

Maamar 1, Introduction

Wherein is treated of the number of laws in general. It is made clear that there are three, natural, conventional and divine. The differences between them are stated, and the principles of every one of them investigated, in order that the principles of divine law may be made clear. Then is explained the test by which the genuine divine law may be distinguished from the spurious which pretends to be divine. The question is discussed whether there can be more than one divine law at the same time.

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The words
Sefer Ha-ikkarim, Jewish Publication Society of America's English translation, copied word for word.
Left out
  • The title page and opening pages before chapter 1
  • Other works printed in the same volume
  • Sefaria Maamar grouping label, represented by the chapter part (4 blocks)

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