Le-derekh ṭaʻame mitsṿot
Subtitle: "Tapuḥe zahav be-maśkiyot kesef" ha-nigleh ṿeha-nistar
By: me-et Tseṿi Infeld
Contributors: Mosad ha-Rav Ḳuḳ
Publisher: Mosad ha-Rav Ḳuḳ
Published: 2021
Place of publication: Yerushalayim
Language: heb
Number of pages: 417
Subjects: Six hundred and thirteen Commandments; Commandments (Judaism); Jewish philosophy; Six cent treize commandements; Commandements (Judaïsme); Philosophie juive
Notes: The Maharal - and his Beit Midrash, and here it is customary to contrast Maimonides' approach with the Maharal's approach and determine that the former is based on rational philosophy and the latter on the occult. It is justified to say that the way of Maimonides, in the matter of the types of the mitzvot, is more complex. And those who follow him who try to find in the mitzvah a moral-human value, the Maharal's opinion is that there is no mitzvah other than "the divine mind", and this includes the mitzvot, such as honoring father and mother, which the human mind requires .-- Translated from the back cover.