Rabbi-Yehoshua-Ben-Nun - Revision history

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	\|title = Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun		\|title = Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun
	\|image = [[File:00000633 kever rabbi yehoshua ben nun.jpg\|215px\|alt=Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun]]		\|image = [[File:00000633 kever rabbi yehoshua ben nun.jpg\|215px\|alt=Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun]]
−	~~\|header1 = Part of Zissil Projects:~~
−	~~\|data2 = {{Project Kivrei Tzadikim}}~~
	\|header3 = Hebrew:		\|header3 = Hebrew:
	\|data4 = רבי יהושע בן נון		\|data4 = רבי יהושע בן נון

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	==Kever Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun==		==Kever Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun==
	Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun is buried in the ancient cemetery of Tzfat in the graves on the top left of Kever Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya, right near one of the two proposed locations of Kever Hayinukah.		Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun is buried in the ancient cemetery of Tzfat in the graves on the top left of Kever Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya, right near one of the two proposed locations of Kever Hayinukah.
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		+	<gallery widths=180px heights=120px perrow=4 caption="Kever Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun Photo Gallery">
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		+	File:00001082 yinuka rabbi yehoshua ben nun tzfas cemetery.jpg
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	{{Kivrei Tzadikim}}		{{Kivrei Tzadikim}}

Dun at 19:29, 27 January 2013

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	\|title = Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun		\|title = Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun
	\|image = [[File:00000633 kever rabbi yehoshua ben nun.jpg\|215px\|alt=Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun]]		\|image = [[File:00000633 kever rabbi yehoshua ben nun.jpg\|215px\|alt=Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun]]
−	\|header1 = ~~Hebrew~~:	+	\|header1 = Part of Zissil Projects:
−	\|data2 = רבי יהושע בן נון	+	\|data2 = {{Project Kivrei Tzadikim}}
−	\|~~header3~~ = Spelling:	+	\|header3 = Hebrew:
−	\|~~data4~~ = Joshua ben Nun	+	\|data4 = רבי יהושע בן נון
		+	\|header5 = Spelling:
		+	\|data6 = Joshua ben Nun
	\|header9 = Description:		\|header9 = Description:
	\|data10 = A student of the Arizal and first to release the Kitvay Ari.		\|data10 = A student of the Arizal and first to release the Kitvay Ari.

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	==Releasing Kitvay Ari==		==Releasing Kitvay Ari==
−	Before passing away Rabbi Yitzchok Luria warned his student Rabbi Chaim Vital to keep his teachings hidden even from his former students. Rabbi Chaim Vital guarded his notes of the Ari's Kabblah vigorously and did not let anyone see them. Around 1587, Rabbi Chaim Vital fell very ill while he was in Tzfat. Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun asked his brother, Moshe Vital to let him borrow some of the manuscripts and the latter lent him 600 pages from the Kitvay Ari ~~<ref>Reference#1</ref>~~.	+	Before passing away Rabbi Yitzchok Luria warned his student Rabbi Chaim Vital to keep his teachings hidden even from his former students. Rabbi Chaim Vital guarded his notes of the Ari's Kabblah vigorously and did not let anyone see them. Around 1587, Rabbi Chaim Vital fell very ill while he was in Tzfat. Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun asked his brother, Moshe Vital to let him borrow some of the manuscripts and the latter lent him 600 pages from the Kitvay Ari.

	[[File:00000634 rabbi yehoshua ben nun student of arizal.jpg\|thumb\|180px\|left\|Buried in Tzfat cemetery.]]Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun hired 100 scribes and had them copy the manuscripts over a period of three days, returning the originals before Rabbi Chaim Vital realized they were missing. These copies, filled with mistakes were later edited by Rabbi Shmuel Vital. A more refined version of the Kitvay Ari was later created by Rabbi Abraham Azulai and Rabbi Yaakov Tzemach who removed the original manuscripts from the Kever of Rabbi Chaim Vital after he had them buried with him.		[[File:00000634 rabbi yehoshua ben nun student of arizal.jpg\|thumb\|180px\|left\|Buried in Tzfat cemetery.]]Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun hired 100 scribes and had them copy the manuscripts over a period of three days, returning the originals before Rabbi Chaim Vital realized they were missing. These copies, filled with mistakes were later edited by Rabbi Shmuel Vital. A more refined version of the Kitvay Ari was later created by Rabbi Abraham Azulai and Rabbi Yaakov Tzemach who removed the original manuscripts from the Kever of Rabbi Chaim Vital after he had them buried with him.

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	==Releasing Kitvay Ari==		==Releasing Kitvay Ari==
−	Before passing away Rabbi Yitzchok Luria warned his student Rabbi Chaim Vital to keep his teachings hidden even from his former students. Rabbi Chaim Vital guarded his notes of the Ari's Kabblah vigorously and did not let anyone see them. Around 1587, Rabbi Chaim Vital fell very ill while he was in Tzfat. Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun asked his brother, Moshe Vital to let him borrow some of the manuscripts and the latter lent him 600 pages from the Kitvay Ari.	+	Before passing away Rabbi Yitzchok Luria warned his student Rabbi Chaim Vital to keep his teachings hidden even from his former students. Rabbi Chaim Vital guarded his notes of the Ari's Kabblah vigorously and did not let anyone see them. Around 1587, Rabbi Chaim Vital fell very ill while he was in Tzfat. Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun asked his brother, Moshe Vital to let him borrow some of the manuscripts and the latter lent him 600 pages from the Kitvay Ari <ref>Reference#1</ref>.

	[[File:00000634 rabbi yehoshua ben nun student of arizal.jpg\|thumb\|180px\|left\|Buried in Tzfat cemetery.]]Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun hired 100 scribes and had them copy the manuscripts over a period of three days, returning the originals before Rabbi Chaim Vital realized they were missing. These copies, filled with mistakes were later edited by Rabbi Shmuel Vital. A more refined version of the Kitvay Ari was later created by Rabbi Abraham Azulai and Rabbi Yaakov Tzemach who removed the original manuscripts from the Kever of Rabbi Chaim Vital after he had them buried with him.		[[File:00000634 rabbi yehoshua ben nun student of arizal.jpg\|thumb\|180px\|left\|Buried in Tzfat cemetery.]]Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun hired 100 scribes and had them copy the manuscripts over a period of three days, returning the originals before Rabbi Chaim Vital realized they were missing. These copies, filled with mistakes were later edited by Rabbi Shmuel Vital. A more refined version of the Kitvay Ari was later created by Rabbi Abraham Azulai and Rabbi Yaakov Tzemach who removed the original manuscripts from the Kever of Rabbi Chaim Vital after he had them buried with him.

Dun at 08:05, 17 January 2013

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−	'''Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun''' was a student of the Arizal while he lived in [[Safed]], a friend of Rabbi Chaim Vital and the first to make the hidden manuscripts of the Ari available to the public. He was most likely named after the great Jewish leader [[Yehoshua Bin Nun]].	+	'''Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun''' was a student of the [[Rabbi Yitzchak Luria\|Arizal]] while he lived in [[Safed]], a friend of Rabbi Chaim Vital and the first to make the hidden manuscripts of the Ari available to the public. He was most likely named after the great Jewish leader [[Yehoshua Bin Nun]].

	==Releasing Kitvay Ari==		==Releasing Kitvay Ari==

Dun at 16:26, 6 January 2013

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−	Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun was a student of the Arizal while he lived in [[Safed]], a friend of Rabbi Chaim Vital and the first to make the hidden manuscripts of the Ari available to the public. He was most likely named after the great Jewish leader [[Yehoshua Bin Nun]].	+	'''Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun''' was a student of the Arizal while he lived in [[Safed]], a friend of Rabbi Chaim Vital and the first to make the hidden manuscripts of the Ari available to the public. He was most likely named after the great Jewish leader [[Yehoshua Bin Nun]].

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	==Kever Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun==		==Kever Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun==
	Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun is buried in the ancient cemetery of Tzfat in the graves on the top left of Kever Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya, right near one of the two proposed locations of Kever Hayinukah.		Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun is buried in the ancient cemetery of Tzfat in the graves on the top left of Kever Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya, right near one of the two proposed locations of Kever Hayinukah.
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		+	{{Kivrei Tzadikim}}

	[[Category:Tzadikim]]		[[Category:Tzadikim]]

Dun at 11:36, 3 August 2012

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−	Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun was a student of the Arizal while he lived in [[Safed]], a friend of Rabbi Chaim Vital and the first to make the hidden manuscripts of the Ari available to the public.	+	Rabbi Yehoshua Ben Nun was a student of the Arizal while he lived in [[Safed]], a friend of Rabbi Chaim Vital and the first to make the hidden manuscripts of the Ari available to the public. He was most likely named after the great Jewish leader [[Yehoshua Bin Nun]].

	==Releasing Kitvay Ari==		==Releasing Kitvay Ari==