Moreh Nevuchim 26 מורה נבוכים
Oct 23, 2026 · 45 min · 12 segments
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Oct 23, 2026 · 45 min · 12 segments
David KadochHostWarrenHost
Okay, there's parts of Torah that we are meant to internalize and remember and keep with us.
You know, when you're learning Hilchot Shabbat and you're learning Hilchot Barachot, you want to remember this.
Chumash
What we're learning now, and what we're learning when we learn in Da'at Vunot, and when we hear a nice chidush in the Ora Haim, or the Kli Yakar, and you're reading it, you're... it's meant for your neshama at that moment.
That's what you needed to hear, so that you could be inspired, so that you can say, ah, what a chidur, ah, I've never heard that.
Sometimes you remember it, if it's that good, and if it's that, you know, mesmerizing, and you know, you've had this question for years, and this answers it, and yeah, you might remember it for a long time.
But, you know, looking back, we've done 36 chapters of Moreh Nebuchadnezzar, How much of it do we remember? Obviously, there are people that have a memory, a photographic memory that will absorb all this and they'll keep these concepts and they'll get it.
Maybe it will stay with us, but the fact remains that we're probably going to move on after this book.
So therefore, and I don't know how many of us are going to get back to Moreh Nebuchadnezzar.
But the point is that we get to a certain chapter and we get a chidush and we enjoy it and we might repeat it to a few people.
You cannot say that you conquered everything, or anything in fact, because what you think you conquered, you know you haven't conquered.
Okay, there's parts of Torah that we are meant to internalize and remember and keep with us.
You know, when you're learning Hilchot Shabbat and you're learning Hilchot Barachot, you want to remember this.
Chumash
What we're learning now, and what we're learning when we learn in Da'at Vunot, and when we hear a nice chidush in the Ora Haim, or the Kli Yakar, and you're reading it, you're... it's meant for your neshama at that moment.
That's what you needed to hear, so that you could be inspired, so that you can say, ah, what a chidur, ah, I've never heard that.
Sometimes you remember it, if it's that good, and if it's that, you know, mesmerizing, and you know, you've had this question for years, and this answers it, and yeah, you might remember it for a long time.
But, you know, looking back, we've done 36 chapters of Moreh Nebuchadnezzar, How much of it do we remember? Obviously, there are people that have a memory, a photographic memory that will absorb all this and they'll keep these concepts and they'll get it.
Maybe it will stay with us, but the fact remains that we're probably going to move on after this book.
So therefore, and I don't know how many of us are going to get back to Moreh Nebuchadnezzar.
But the point is that we get to a certain chapter and we get a chidush and we enjoy it and we might repeat it to a few people.
You cannot say that you conquered everything, or anything in fact, because what you think you conquered, you know you haven't conquered.
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