Two Nadvorna Rebbes Meet in Bnei Brak for Torah Scroll Writing
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The Rebbe of Nadvorna of Beitar visited his elder brother, the Rebbe of Nadvorna, in Bnei Brak on Sunday. He was honored with writing a letter in a new Torah scroll for his own synagogue. The two Rebbes discussed the importance of Torah scrolls and shared memories of their father. The visit concluded with blessings and a respectful escort to the car.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Rebbe of Nadvorna of Beitar visited his elder brother, the Rebbe of Nadvorna, in Bnei Brak.
- The visiting Rebbe was honored with writing a letter in a new Torah scroll.
- The Torah scroll is intended for the synagogue of the Rebbe of Nadvorna of Beitar.
- The Rebbes discussed the significance of Torah scrolls and shared memories of their father.
- The meeting took place on Sunday evening in a spirit of reverence and pleasantness.
The Rebbe of Nadvorna of Beitar visited his elder brother, the Rebbe of Nadvorna, on Sunday evening at his home in Kiryat Nadvorna, Bnei Brak. The visiting Rebbe was honored with writing a letter in a Torah scroll destined for the synagogue of the Rebbe of Nadvorna of Beitar. During the visit, the two Rebbes engaged in an extended, pleasant discussion about the significance of writing a Torah scroll, recalling cherished memories of their late father, the "Be'er Yaakov" of Nadvorna. The Rebbe of Nadvorna honored his brother with wine, and after reciting a "L'chaim" blessing, they exchanged good wishes. At the conclusion of the visit, the Rebbe of Nadvorna escorted his brother, the Rebbe of Beitar, to his car.
The meeting was characterized by a spirit of reverence and pleasantness, focusing on the spiritual importance of the Torah scroll. The Rebbes shared memories of their father, a prominent figure in their Hasidic dynasty, underscoring the continuity and legacy of their lineage.
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