He led his father's yeshiva in Mainz as its Rosh Yeshiva from 1778 until 1782, taking over from his brother Rabbi Mechel Scheuer. In 1811 he became Rabbi of Mainz where he died on October 10, 1822.[1] He is known for his halakhic ruling against the use of an organ in synagogues in the book Eleh Dibre ha-B'rit (Altona 1819).
abraham, naftali, hertz, scheuer, german, orthodox, rabbi, kabbalist, born, frankfurt, main, 1753, rabbi, david, tebele, scheuer, second, wife, daughter, rabbi, nathan, otiz, rabbi, bamberg, father, yeshiva, mainz, rosh, yeshiva, from, 1778, until, 1782, takin. Abraham Naftali Hertz Scheuer was a German Orthodox rabbi and kabbalist born in Frankfurt am Main in 1753 to Rabbi David Tebele Scheuer and his second wife daughter of Rabbi Nathan Otiz rabbi of Bamberg He led his father s yeshiva in Mainz as its Rosh Yeshiva from 1778 until 1782 taking over from his brother Rabbi Mechel Scheuer In 1811 he became Rabbi of Mainz where he died on October 10 1822 1 He is known for his halakhic ruling against the use of an organ in synagogues in the book Eleh Dibre ha B rit Altona 1819 Notable students EditJakob LowensteinNotes Edit See Moshe Samet Ha Shinuyim b Sidrei Beit ha K neset Asufot 5 Jerusalem 1991 345 404 p 377 External links EditEleh Dibre ha B rit online This biographical article about a German rabbi is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Abraham Naftali Hertz Scheuer amp oldid 1091318633, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
