Ga'on Rabbi Natan Binyamin (1805-1881) known as Rabbi Neta Wolf Lieber who was one of the greatest disciples of the ...

Ga'on Rabbi Natan Binyamin (1805-1881) known as Rabbi Neta Wolf Lieber who was one of the greatest disciples of the Chatam Sofer and Rabbi Pressburg. Manuscript

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Rabbi Chatam Sofer liked him very much, and every Shabbat before he began to say Divrei Torah he asked if Rabbi Neta Wolf was present, and only after he had responded positively did he begin his holy words.

His History: (From the book of She'ar Natan Binyamin, 2003)

The great Rabbi was born in 1865, in the city of Fürth in the State of Ashkenaz, to his father, the Priest and the leader, the officer Rabbi Avraham Zanville, known as Shmuel of Wiesendorf, and to his mother, Mrs. Sarah.

Even though only a few details were obtained from his ancestral home, it can be understood from the certificate of our teachers, which the Rebbe received during the days of his youth, the religious and religious leaders of Fürtha, who from the source of Kadosh received the beginning of his suckling.

From the dawn of his childhood, great buds sprouted in him. And at the tender age he was admitted to the Yeshiva of the exiled Moors, headed by the Gaon Rabbi Wolf Hamburg, the Chassidut of Binyamin, and the judges of Fürth, the Geonim Rabbi Yehoshua Moshe Falkman zt "l, Rabbi Avraham Lipman Grawin zt" l and the Gaon Rabbi Yuda Leib Halberstat zt "l.

At that time, the great talents of the young man were discovered, and despite his tender age he behaved like a real son.

His persistence and fatigue knew no boundaries, and for the moment he had neglected to fail. His great masters liked him very much, and they went out of their way to give this lovely young man their Torah and their light with all their noses, and shaped his great personality.

"His intellect is clear and his understanding is immense" testified by his great masters, and in the testimony of our teachers who adorned him on the 23rd of Tevet 244 at the age of 19, adorned him with exalted descriptions. '.

At the same time he ascended in lofty degrees in the treasure of the fear of God that permeated him. "And here is the beginning of wisdom, the fear of God is also his treasure, together, innocent among an innocent man." And he became the name and glory among all the yeshiva students.