Moses Maimonedes (a.k.a. “Rambam”, “Judaism’s Apostle Paul”), author of the Arabic Mishneh Torah, helped to organize Judaism as we know it today, prescribing the prayers, canonizing the scriptures, and weighing in on Talmud in ways that are so essential to the majority of modern mainline Jewish adherents—with their penchant for classical rationalism, political messianism, and their characteristic exclusion of Jesus Christ as the rabbi of “infidels”.

Learn about his life and times of this prolific rabbi and top physician from the twelfth century ,,