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Rambam: Teshuvah, Chapter 7

By Yehoshua B. Gordon

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Rabbi Yehoshua Gordon directed Chabad of the Valley in Tarzana, CA until his passing in 2016.

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Lionel Rabinowitz Pinner, London December 15, 2016

Free Will If a father could see the future and knew that his children would be reshoim, why would he have children.
I have been learning הלכןת תשוהה פרק ששי with R Gordon's wonderful shiur today.
It is no use pretending that everything is logical, because it is not. As the Almighty said to Iyov " I am nothing like you", so it is hopeless to try to understand this subject. Reply

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