Journey to the Czech Republic 2024: Holishev - The Life of The Shach, Rav Shabsi Cohen

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

the Shak married the daughter of the great grandson of the Rama so the Shak was married to descendant of the Rama and the Shak was born in 1622 the most extensive commentary on youra is the Shak does anybody know what year Shak was written in it was written in the year Backes Kesh is the year 1646 the greatest work ever written on y was written when the Shak was 24 years old brings the it's a dla the Shak wrote his commentary at 24 years old the further points out that if you read the sh you'll see that he had also written a commentary on the Torah in the which we don't have and that's something he wrote even before he was 24 years old I'm going to give you a little sampling because we know that the Taz was

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