Printed leaf - Prayer against the sick-disease epidemic - Germany, 1835

Printed leaf - Prayer against the sick-disease epidemic - Germany, 1835

Printed leaf, prayer for halting the plague of cholera (cholera), written by Rabbi Avraham Bing, Rabbi of Würzburg. [Germany, 1835]. Unknown

On the top of the page: "This prayer was based on the teachings of the Admor HaGaon whose name was known in Sha'arim, his praise in the Chassidic community, the President of the Levites, Rabbi Avraham Bing, Rabbi of the city of Würzburg and the State ... To say ... after the 18 prayer, In all the Jewish communities under his wing ... at the same time that midat hadin is tense on people in cholera...'

The Ga'on Rabbi Avraham HaLevi Bing is also known as our teacher Rabbi Avraham Segal Binge [1752-1841], one of the greatest rabbis of German Jewry in the 18th and 19th centuries, rabbi of the state of Würzburg in the Franconia region of Bavaria. At the beginning he learned Torah from the rabbi of the city of Rabbi Avraham Avish of Lissa, but he did most of his studies in the shadow of Kabbalist Rabbi Natan Adler, in which he saw his outstanding teacher. Rabbeinu. Was "Mara Datara, Av Beit Din, Posk and Rosh Yeshiva. He is a vehement opponent of the extremist and reformist intellectuals. His students included most of the German princes in the eastern Rhine region in the 19th century. And some of them served as rabbis throughout Europe, and one of the leaders of the old Yishuv in Eretz Israel.

[1] leaves, printed on one side. 33x21 cm moderate - fine condition. stains, minor tears to edges.