Avraham Ben Avraham, the Ger Tzedek of Vilna #Shorts

The story of the gatic of Ilna occupies many great lore in the Jewish people. He was killed on the second day of shuis and on the second day of shuis levenson the son-in-law of would always recount the story of the gatc of INA. He was burned to death because he refused to renounce Judaism. You need to know that the death of the gek of has implications until today it it changed and I'm going to talk about that. You know there's an idea that the sun rises and the sun sets that hashem does not bring sunset until first the sun rises. There's an idea that when a sadic passes on another sadic takes his place. Did you know on the day of the petira of the gat the day he was murdered was the day of the birth of Kayimn was born on the day that the gatsic was killed. When the gat sedic was burned to death the town that supplied the wood for his death burnt down. When they burnt him in the town square it caused such a sensation in heaven. The building opposite was stained black from smoke. Now, I think he was burned pretty close to our hotel and they tried to repaint it. No, the black came through. They repainted it. The black came through until they had to destroy the building. For many years, we were not allowed to publish a story. The sensors always censored out the story. It was handed down from father to son, from Rebi to Talmud with like in a secret manuscript until finally today it's recorded. So in 1660 there was a very powerful wealthy individual. We call him Duke Patutsky. A very unusual man. He had unusual characteristics. He acquired 999 properties just so that people should talk about it. You know if he would have had a thousand who would who would talk about it? But he w his name Patsky was the name of royalty in this area. He had a son Valentine. Valentine was destined for greatness. So he groomed him to become a bishop. He sent him off to a special school with a friend Zaramba. And he was showing so much promise they sent him to France. And as this Valentine is studying the Old Testament, the New Testament, nah, it doesn't jive. There's something there's something missing over here. And he explored Judaism. And he ran off to Amsterdam where he converted to Judaism. His parents got word that their son not only abandoned the faith, but also converted to Judaism. And they're searching for him. He knew he couldn't be safe in Amsterdam. So he thinks, where's the furthest place on the end of the