book of Jewish mysticism, that the rabbi’s had forbidden, so he had to study in secret. He later became a school teacher and many people came to him with their problems.

One day a man by the name of Rabbi Abraham Gershon, from the city of Brody, came to him to settle a dispute and was so impressed by him that he decided to give Israel his daughter Hannah to marry. The rabbi soon died, and Israel went to the city of Brody to ask Hannah’s brother, Rabbi Abraham Gershon, for Hannah’s hand in marriage. Even with protest to the marriage in the first place the rabbi decided to try and improve his brother in laws education. He tried to teach him the Talmud, but Israel was not interested. The rabbi gave up trying to teach Israel and ordered him and Hannah to leave the city of Brody. They settled in the Carpathian Mountains, and built a little house praying, dreaming, and singing to the hills. Often he would spend all his time

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