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ArtScroll Siddurs
Art Scroll Children's Siddur		 R' Meir Leibush Malbim z"l (19th century rabbi of Bucharest and other cities) writes: Rambam writes in Moreh Nevochim ("Guide to the Perplexed") that there are three views regarding the origin of the world. Some believe that it is very ancient, having formed itself at some time in the past when conditions were ripe. A second group believes that some higher being created the world, but did so with matter that existed previously. The Torah view, in contrast, is that G-d formed the world "yesh mai'ayin" / "something out of nothing," not because any outside conditions required it, but simply because He so chose.
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