Maharam of Rothenburg

(circa 4980 - 5053)

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Posted: May 18, 2006

The Righteous

It is written "the righteous are more powerful in death, then in life." Alexander Suskind Wimpfen of Frankfort knew this. This is a great insight and lesson. When most of the world does not even honor the righteous who are alive.

Blessed is both the memory of Rabbi Meir ben Baruch and Alexander Suskind Wimpfen. And let us remember, "that when one stands before the Throne of Judgement, one is not asked if he believes in G-d, or followed rituals, on is first asked, how did you treat your fellow man?"

Posted By Eric S. Kingston, North Hollywood , CA

Posted: June 29, 2006

very much interesting

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Posted: Apr 11, 2007

Thank you so much. This was a very accurate and helpful article on the Maharam. I really enjoyed it. Thank you again!

Posted By Tova Lehrfield

Posted: July 7, 2008

Thank you, it is very interesting and shows the deep roots which G-d wants us to see.

Posted By Inge Reisinger (born Zisser)

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