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==== Fundamentals of faith ==== The Rambam writes that faith in Moshiach is one of the foundations of religion and one of the 13 principles of faith. One who denies this belief is considered a denier of the Torah and its commandments and of all the prophets who prophesied about this. The Rebbe explains that the Rambam's reasoning is based on his definition of King Moshiach - that the coming of Moshiach is not just a good prophecy that Hashem promised to the Jewish people, but it is a condition of the eternal nature of the Torah (which will be fulfilled completely in the future). Therefore, it is an additional detail in the principles of faith that the Torah is eternal.
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