Мишне Тора (Кодекс Маймонида) кн. Служение

Rabbi Moshe ben Maĭmon (Rambam, 1138-1204) - velichaĭshiĭ evreĭskiĭ mudret͡s posttalmudicheskoĭ ėpokhi: zakonodatelʹ, filosof, uchenyĭ i vrach. Ego kodeks Mishne Tora ("Povtorenie Uchenii͡a") - odno iz vazhneĭshikh proizvedeniĭ evreĭskoĭ tradit͡sii. V samom obshirnom iz svoikh trudov Rambam obobshchaet i sistematiziruet talmudicheskui͡u tradit͡sii͡u i v dostupnoĭ forme izlagaet vsi͡u sovokupnostʹ evreĭskogo religioznogo zakonodatelʹstva - ѓalakhi. V vosʹmui͡u knigu Mishne Tora, "Sluzhenie", posvi͡ashchennui͡u Ierusalimskomu Khramu, vkhodi͡at Zakony o Khrame, Zakony o khramovoĭ utvari i o sluzhiteli͡akh Khrama, Zakony o poseshchenii Khrama, Zakony o zapreshchennom na zhertvennik, Zakony o sovershenii zhertvoprinosheniĭ, Zakony o postoi͡annykh i dobavochnykh zhertvakh, Zakony o negodnosti zhertv, Zakony sluzhenii͡a v Ĭom Kipur i Zakony o zloupotreblenii khramovym imushchestvom. Vpervye publikuetsi͡a porusski polnostʹi͡u, v tochnom sovremennom perevode i s podrobnymi kommentarii͡ami.

Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon (Rambam, 1138-1204) is the greatest Jewish sage of the post-Talmudic era: legislator, philosopher, scientist and physician. His code of the Mishneh Torah ("Repetition of the Teaching") is one of the most important works of the Jewish tradition. In the most extensive of his works, Rambam summarizes and systematizes the Talmudic tradition and expounds in an accessible form the entire body of Jewish religious legislation — the Halakhah. The eighth book of the Mishneh Torah, "Ministry", dedicated to the Jerusalem Temple, includes Laws on the Temple, Laws on Temple utensils and on Temple servants, Laws on visiting the Temple, Laws on what is Forbidden on the altar, Laws on making sacrifices, Laws on permanent and Additional sacrifices, Laws on the unfitness of victims, Laws of service in Yom Kippur and the Laws on the Abuse of Temple Property. For the first time it is published in Russian in full, in an accurate modern translation and with detailed comments.