Book of Knowledge

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The Book of Knowledge is the opening section of Maimonides’ Mishneh Torah, systematically presenting the foundational principles of Jewish belief and law.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish legal text
halakhic work section
aim to systematize core Jewish beliefs and practices
author Maimonides NERFINISHED
Moses ben Maimon NERFINISHED
citedBy later rabbinic authorities
contains systematic presentation of mitzvot related to belief and character
coversTopic Jewish ethics
Jewish law
Jewish theology
Torah study obligations
character refinement
monotheism
prohibition of idolatry
repentance in Judaism
describes foundational principles of Jewish belief
foundational principles of Jewish law
focusesOn inner spiritual life of a Jew
knowledge of God
proper worship of God
genre legal code
religious treatise
hasCanonicalStatusIn Rabbinic Judaism NERFINISHED
hasInfluenceOn Jewish philosophical thought
later halakhic codifiers
hasPart Laws of Idolatry NERFINISHED
Laws of Personal Development NERFINISHED
Laws of Repentance NERFINISHED
Laws of Torah Study NERFINISHED
Laws of the Foundations of the Torah NERFINISHED
hasTitleInHebrew Sefer HaMadda NERFINISHED
influencedBy Geonic literature
Talmud NERFINISHED
intendedAudience Jewish community
language Hebrew
legalTradition Halakha NERFINISHED
partOf Mishneh Torah NERFINISHED
partOfCorpus Maimonides’ halakhic code NERFINISHED
positionInWork first section of Mishneh Torah
religiousTradition Judaism
structure organized by thematic laws
timePeriod 12th century
usedFor ethical guidance
halakhic study
theological instruction

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Sefer HaMadda titleTranslation Book of Knowledge