Rabbi Nachum Ish Gamzu
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| − | '''Rebbe Nachum Ish Gamzu''' was a second generation Tana and a Rebbe of Rabbi Akiva. He was known to always say 'This to is for the best' even when faced with negative occurrences. | + | '''Rebbe Nachum Ish Gamzu''' was a second generation Tana and a Rebbe of Rabbi Akiva. He was known to always say 'This to is for the best' (gam zu l'tova) even when faced with negative occurrences. |
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Revision as of 21:29, 28 November 2013
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| רבי נחום איש גמזו | |
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| 2nd generation Tana and a rebbe of Rabbi Akiva who always looked at the positive side of everything. |
Rebbe Nachum Ish Gamzu was a second generation Tana and a Rebbe of Rabbi Akiva. He was known to always say 'This to is for the best' (gam zu l'tova) even when faced with negative occurrences.
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Teachings
9 Kavim
Rabbi Nachum Ish Gamzu whispered the teaching of 9 Kavim to Rabbi Akiva who later handed it down in a whisper to his student Ben Azzai who in turn went and announced it in public. This is the teaching that states a baal keri can have 9 Kavvim poured on him for purification as an alternative to immersing in a Mikva.
Kever Nachum Ish Gam Zu
Rabbi Nachum Ish Gamzu is buried in the Southern neighborhood of Tzfat.
Hillulah of Rebbe Nachum Ish Gamzu
The city of Tzfat created a Hillulah for Nachum Ish Gamzu on the 15th of Av, same day as the created Hillula of Rabbi Yossi Hagelili.
Directions
Geographic Coordinates
- Latitude: 32.960275
- Longitude: 35.496852
- Kever Nachum Ish Gamzu Gallery
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