The Vilna Gaon's Esrog and His Olam Haba
To get an esrog in a year of shortage, messengers promised the Vilna Gaon's reward to the seller, and the Gaon rejoiced at a mitzvah done purely out of love.
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To get an esrog in a year of shortage, messengers promised the Vilna Gaon's reward to the seller, and the Gaon rejoiced at a mitzvah done purely out of love.
The Vilna Gaon tells the author of Teshuvos Shmuel that a minor's kiddushin is meaningless, and one hint about Maseches Parah settles the scholars' challenge.