Rabbi Elazar ben Arach
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|title = Rebbe Eleazar ben Arach | |title = Rebbe Eleazar ben Arach | ||
|image = [[File:00000825 kever rabbi elazar ben ark alama.jpg|215px|alt=Rabbi Eleazar ben Arach]] | |image = [[File:00000825 kever rabbi elazar ben ark alama.jpg|215px|alt=Rabbi Eleazar ben Arach]] | ||
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|data4 = רבי אלעזר בן ערך | |data4 = רבי אלעזר בן ערך | ||
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− | '''Rabbi Eleazar ben Arach''' was one of the five main students of | + | '''Rabbi Eleazar ben Arach''' was one of the five main students of Rabbi Yochanan be Zaci, living at the time of the destruction of the Second Temple. Rabbi Elazar Ben Arach is buried in the village of Alama in Northern Israel. |
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Once, Rabbi Elazar ben Arach returned to his former city and was honored with the reading of the Torah. When he reached the words החודש הזה לכם he read them החרש היה לבם. His friends and student realized that he had forgotten his learning. They prayed for him and Eliyahu Hanavi came to him and reinstated all his former Torah. | Once, Rabbi Elazar ben Arach returned to his former city and was honored with the reading of the Torah. When he reached the words החודש הזה לכם he read them החרש היה לבם. His friends and student realized that he had forgotten his learning. They prayed for him and Eliyahu Hanavi came to him and reinstated all his former Torah. | ||
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==Prayer of Rabbi Elazar ben Arach== | ==Prayer of Rabbi Elazar ben Arach== | ||
− | There is an ancient prayer attributed to Rabbi Elazar ben Arach which | + | There is an ancient prayer attributed to Rabbi Elazar ben Arach which accounting to tradition was first discovered in the tombs of Chevron. This prayer is composed of 26 segments, lining up with the numerical equivalence of the Tetragamaton. |
== Kever Rabbi Elazar ben Arach == | == Kever Rabbi Elazar ben Arach == | ||
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===Hillulah of Rabbi Elazar ben Arach=== | ===Hillulah of Rabbi Elazar ben Arach=== | ||
Although the actual Yortziet of Rabbi Elazar ben Arach is unknown, local residents of the area celebrate the Hillulah on the 15th of Iyyar. Later they added [[Rabbi Yossi Hakohen]] and [[Rabbi Eleazar ben Azariah]] to the hillula of the day. | Although the actual Yortziet of Rabbi Elazar ben Arach is unknown, local residents of the area celebrate the Hillulah on the 15th of Iyyar. Later they added [[Rabbi Yossi Hakohen]] and [[Rabbi Eleazar ben Azariah]] to the hillula of the day. | ||
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==More Photos== | ==More Photos== | ||
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File:00000902 wall kever rebbe elezar ben arach.jpg | File:00000902 wall kever rebbe elezar ben arach.jpg | ||
File:00000903 entrance tomb rabbi elezar ben arach alma.jpg | File:00000903 entrance tomb rabbi elezar ben arach alma.jpg | ||
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