# Guide for the Perplexed · מורה נבוכים

Maimonides’ 12th-century philosophical masterwork, written as a letter to his student demonstrating the compatibility of Judaism and philosophy.

## Contents

- **[Introduction of Ibn Tibon](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Introduction%20of%20Ibn%20Tibon)** (19 segments)
- **[Letter to R Joseph son of Judah](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Letter%20to%20R%20Joseph%20son%20of%20Judah)** (4 segments)
- **[Prefatory Remarks](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Prefatory%20Remarks)** (28 segments)
- **[Part 1, Introduction](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Part%201,_Introduction)** (15 segments)
- **[Part 1](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Part%201)** (Chapter 1–76)
- **[Part 2, Introduction](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Part%202,_Introduction)** (37 segments)
- **[Part 2](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Part%202)** (Chapter 1–48)
- **[Part 3, Introduction](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Part%203,_Introduction)** (6 segments)
- **[Part 3](https://torahlm.org/Guide%20for%20the%20Perplexed/s/Part%203)** (Chapter 1–54)

Version (He): Moreh Nevuchim, translated by Ibn Tibon (License: Public Domain)

Version (En): merged

Hebrew: 168,756 words; English: 240,403 words.