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answered Why does God care about our service?
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comment Dagesh for adornment
This is called 'euphonic dagesh' in English, if that helps. I think it's definitely 'aural' adornment, dagesh le-tif'eret haqri'a.
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comment Beginning a comprehensive study of Moreh N'vuchim
Just to clarify R Sebag's answer: Sha'ar HaYihud is a section of the book Hovot HeLevavot. It's an interesting suggestion, the approach to understanding language concerning God presented in it is very closely related to the Rambam's way, but it's a short text that can be finished pretty quickly.
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answered Beginning a comprehensive study of Moreh N'vuchim
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comment What is the original (Judeo-Arabic) of “gates of interpretation are not locked before us” in Moreh Nevuchim?
Yes, of course. I just assumed it would be relevant to add some explanation and would make the question and answer more useful.
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answered What is the original (Judeo-Arabic) of “gates of interpretation are not locked before us” in Moreh Nevuchim?
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comment Question on Terminology used in the Teaching of the Ari regarding Levels within the Highest Emanation
Maybe that implies another level of sub-division: 4 x 4 x 3? so that what's being referred to is a division into 3 of the ta'amim level of the nekudot level of the whole. My question would then still be why division into 3 instead of 4.
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comment Question on Terminology used in the Teaching of the Ari regarding Levels within the Highest Emanation
Thank you, Fred, interesting answer, but note that the division into 3 types of ta'amim is, confusingly, not a division of the level of ta'amim (av) but of the level of nekudot (sag).
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