Only Known Signatures of the Holy Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Rosenberg

She’elot u-Teshuvot Chacham Tzvi, by Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Ashkenazi. Fürth, 1767. The endpapers bear the signatures of the holy Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Rosenberg: ” The endpapers bear the signatures of the holy Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Rosenberg: ” And: The endpapers also bear numerous signatures of his son, the holy Gaon Rabbi Moshe Yocḥanan Rosenberg, including: Also present is the signature of his brother, Rabbi Yitzchak: “יצחק במו"ה צבי הירש זצ"ל” The volume also bears the signature of R. Yitzchak Itzik Weiss, who records that the sefer passed into the possession of his father-in-law, the wealthy R.Tzvi Hirsch Fisch (possibly “Basch” ). An inscription reads: “This sefer I have presented as a wedding gift to the distinguished young scholar, the honorable R. Yitzchak Weiss.” son of Rabbi Simcha, served as the first rabbi and Dayan of the Jewish community of Érmihályfalva. He was remembered as a great scholar who also taught Torah publicly. He passed away on 9 Kislev 1831. His epitaph, recorded in Zechhor le-Avraham, reads: “Here lies a righteous and upright man, distinguished in Torah and fear of Heaven, our master Rabbi Tzvi, son of our master Rabbi Simcha, of blessed memory, who served as halachic decisor in Érmihályfalva for twenty years. He was buried with great honor. May goodness be his portion among the holy congregation, a. He passed away on 9 Kislev 5592. May his soul be bound in the bond of life.” His epitaph, recorded in Zechhor le-Avraham, reads: “Here lies a righteous and upright man, distinguished in Torah and fear of Heaven, our master Rabbi Tzvi, son of our master Rabbi Simcha, of blessed memory, who served as halachic decisor in Érmihályfalva for twenty years. He was buried with great honor. May goodness be his portion among the holy congregation, a. He passed away on 9 Kislev 5592. May his soul be bound in the bond of life.” , was close to many of the leading Chassidic masters of his generation, including the Bnei Yissaschar, Rebbi Menachem Mendel of Romanov, the holy Rebbe of Ropshitz, the author of Yismach Moshe, and Rebbi Meir’l of Premishlan. On one occasion when he came to Premishlan, Rebbe Meir asked him: “Tell me, Rabbi Moshe Yochanan, when someone in your vicinity is in distress and needs salvation, to which of the tzaddikim do they go to request prayers on his behalf?” R. Moshe Yochanan replied, “To the mara d’atra (local rabbinic authority).” “Idlers like you!” R. Meir responded. “Do they not know of R. Moshe Yochanan who is among them?” Upon the passing of his father, the Av Beit Din Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch, the members of the Érmihályfalva community wished to seat his son R. Moshe Yochanan upon his father’s rabbinic chair, but in his humility he refused, saying that the rabbinic crown would, in time, return to his own descendants. Indeed, after many decades, his grandson – bearing his name, Rabbi Moshe Yochanan Schonfeld – was adorned with the rabbinate of the town. The gaon R. Moshe Yochanan Rosenberg passed away in 1848. Among their descendants were the Rebbe of Erlau, of blessed memory, and the Gaon Rabbi Moshe Spitz, Av Beit Din of Bistritz, progenitor of the Spitz family and father-in-law of Rebbi Yekusiel Yehuda Tetelbaum, the Satmar Rebbe. [1], 62 Leaves. 32.4 cm. book

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