Editing The Rambam (section)

== Our Rebbeim's Relationship to the Rambam ==
The Rebbe referred prominently to the Rambam's personality and thought. For example, he expounded on the saying "From Moshe until Moshe there arose none like Moshe" saying: "From the time of Moshe Rabbeinu, Moshe ben Amram, until the time of Rabbeinu Moshe ben Maimon the Sephardi 'there arose none like Moshe'... From Moshe Rabbeinu's time until the Rambam's time about fifty generations passed... All the gedolei Yisroel during these generations - from Yehoshua and Yehoshua to the Zekeinim and Zekeinim to the Nevi'im and Nevi'im to the Anshei Knesses HaGedolah, the Tanaim and Amoraim that the Rambam counted in the forty generations of those who received the Torah - there was not one among them who could be compared to Moshe Rabbeinu, until Rabbeinu Moshe ben Maimon came." The Rebbe also called him "Moreh Nevuchim - both in his generation and for all generations."