The Theory of Parables in Biblical Literature | Rabbi Uri Sherki
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Key Takeaways
- Part of a 33-part series on Maimonides' Guide for the Perplexed.
- Focuses on the theory of parables in the Bible.
- Presented by Rabbi Uri Sherki.
- Hosted by the Meir Institute.
Rabbi Uri Sherki presents an analysis of the role and interpretation of parables in the Bible, drawing from the philosophical framework of Maimonides. This session serves as a deep dive into the methodology of understanding allegorical texts within Jewish tradition.
The lecture is intended for students of Jewish philosophy and those interested in the works of the Rambam. It is part of a comprehensive educational series hosted by the Meir Institute.
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