The book examines the distinct yet complementary philosophies of Moses and Abraham Maimonides regarding divine illumination and the enigmatic name Ehyeh asher Ehyeh. It delves into their interpretations of encountering the Divine, highlighting how their insights contribute to a deeper understanding of revelation and existence. Through this exploration, the study sheds light on the profound implications of their thoughts for both theology and philosophy.
The study delves into the Judeo-Arabic tradition, examining concepts of faith, conviction, and trust as articulated by prominent figures like Saadya, Halevi, and Maimonides. It highlights a diverse range of interpretations, from cognitive understandings to experiential and emotional dimensions. Central themes include faithfulness, loyalty, and the importance of trustworthiness, all woven into a lifestyle that reflects these values. The work emphasizes that true trust represents a steadfast commitment to truth.