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during the seventeenth century. His full name is Avraham Abele ben Chaim HaLevi from the town of Gombin. There are texts that list his family name as Kalisz after the city of his residence. After his parents were killed in 1655 during the aftermath of the
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Regarding the universal practice of not giving people who claim to be Kohanim priority in many cases (such as not taking food first) he said it is most likely because modern-day Kohanim do not have any proper proof of their pedigree.
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He taught that customs should be respected. In the case of the blessing of "giving strength to the weary" he writes that one does not undo an old custom, and believed that opponents like Rabbi Yosef Karo likely repented of changing
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was to incorporate the customs of his contemporary Poland. The work is terse and difficult and needed explanation by later commentators. His lasting effect on
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after Rabbi Gombiner's death. His son Chaim wrote in the preface to the work that his father was frequently sick and suffered pain and discomfort.
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While usually giving his imprimatur to local customs, in the case of the custom to donate firecrackers and fireworks to the synagogue in honour of
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Some accounts of his life confuse the town of Gombine, Russia with a similarly named town in Prussia. The Russian town is the correct town.
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should be given based on events in congregants' lives, such as marriage, birth, and death, rather than always giving it to the scholars.
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criticized him for titling the book with a traditional title for God and referencing the closing of the first blessing in the
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to print the work but did not have the needed funds, and died on the journey. It was not published until 1692 by
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Dealing with the widespread practice of hiring gentiles to work for the community on the
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is notable as being the first work to bring the kabbalistic traditions of the
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states that there is no basis for his critique and that it is all empty talk.
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There is a major dispute in the 17-18th century as to how to calculate the
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and judge in the tribunal of Rabbi Israel Spira (who was a son of Rabbi
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A Printing Mistake and the Mysterious Origins of Rashbi’s Yahrzeit
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for Jewish rituals. One approach (that of Gombiner, in his
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of 1648, he moved to live and study with his relative in
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This article is about the rabbi. For other uses, see
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Gombiner's innovative approach to commenting on the
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From there he moved to 457:into the mainstream of halachic discussion. 199:He wrote a commentary on the Torah entitled 537:"Gombiner, Avraham Abele ben Ḥayim ha-Levi" 428:relied on Gombiner for their acceptance of 278: 45:) (c. 1635 – 5 October 1682), known as the 65:and a leading religious authority in the 25: 359:He held that one child can count for a 180:, and a commentary to the works of the 732: 530: 528: 526: 524: 460: 349:He taught that "women are exempt from 564: 216:Gombiner's son Chaim named the book 713:his work on Tosefte, Amsterdam 1732 534: 521: 394:was the subject of a commentary by 42: 13: 308:, especially those found in Rabbi 224:("Lamp of Israel") (abbreviation: 14: 781: 701: 488:Jewish Publication Society, 1989 206: 203:, but much of it has been lost. 163:and Avraham the magid of Trisk. 687: 662: 648: 478: 21:Maghen Abraham (disambiguation) 760:Authors of books on Jewish law 636: 624: 612: 603: 590: 573: 558: 512: 1: 506: 498:J. 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Leszno
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