Judah Bachrach
Rabbi and Talmudist
About Judah Bachrach
Lived 1775 – 1846 (aged 70–71).
Judah ben Joshua Heskiel Bachrach (; – 25 April 1846), also known as the Grib (, an acronym of Ha-Gaon Rav Yehuda Bachrach), was a rabbi and Talmudist. He served as av bet din of Sejny, Suwałki Governorate.
Biography Judah Bachrach was born in Lithuania around 1775. He was a seventh-generation descendant of Tobias Bachrach, who, along with Israel ben Shalom, was executed on charges of ritual murder in Ruzhany on 19 September 1659.
Bachrach was known for his piety, and donated all his income from his rabbinical position in Sejny to the poor, living on the interest from a small fund that his friends had invested for him in their business. His Talmudic notes were published under the title Nimmuḳe ha-Grib by the Romm publishing house in Vilna.
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Who was Judah Bachrach?
rabbi and Talmudist
When was Judah Bachrach born?
Judah Bachrach was born in 1775.
When did Judah Bachrach die?
Judah Bachrach died on 24 April 1846 in Sejny.
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