 | Moses Maimonides - 1972 - 516 דפים
...may, neither the exact sequence of those events nor the details thereof constitute religious dogmas. No one should ever occupy himself with the legendary...end. Said the rabbis: "Blasted be those who reckon out the end" (Sanhedrin gyb). One should wait (for his coming) and accept in principle this article... | |
 | Yehuda Liebes, Yh?dah Liybes - 1993 - 240 דפים
...one should not busy oneself with legends describing detailed events to take place in messianic times, "since they lead neither to the fear of God nor to the love of Him," thus implying that the only purpose of messianic belief is fear and love.172 This idea is also emphasized... | |
 | Emmanuel Levinas - 1994 - 248 דפים
...one is in a position to know the details of this and similar things until they have come to pass.... No one should ever occupy himself with the legendary...the love of Him. Nor should one calculate the end. ... In the days of King Messiah, when his kingdom will be established and all Israel will gather around... | |
 | Norman Lamm - 2002 - 332 דפים
...may, neither the exact sequence of those events nor the details thereof constitute religious dogmas. No one should ever occupy himself with the legendary...fear of God nor to the love of Him. Nor should one strive to predict the End by calculations. Said the Rabbis: "Blasted be those who reckon out the end"... | |
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... have the Rabbis any tradition with regard to these matters. They are guided solely by what the scriptural texts seem to imply. Hence there is a divergence of opinion on the subject. But be that as it may, neither the exact sequence of those events... 