Tzadikim

Rabbi Moses David Vali

Rabbi Moses David Vali (or Valle) was an Italian Jewish rabbi and doctor; born at Padua and died there 

Born: ~1697 Padova (Padua), Italy
Died: Padova (Padua), Italy, 1776
 

Rabbi Moses David Vali (or Valle) was an Italian Jewish rabbi and doctor; born at Padua and died there 

Biography

He was a kabbalistic scholar of repute and lectured before the Paduan association known as "Mevakshei Adonai," in company with the two noted scholars Israel Hezekiah Treves and Jacob Ḥazaḳ. These lectures were attended by Ramchal, who, becoming deeply interested in kabbalah, began to study it under Vali both with the association and in his own home, Ramchal's acute intellect exceeding that of his confrères.

At the age of twenty-five Vali wrote a polemical work in Italian against Christianity, divided into seven parts, and entitled "I Sette Giorni della Verità." He wrote also, in Hebrew, seventy "tikkunim" on Deuteronomy 34:12. Between 1721 and 1767 he wrote eight large volumes in Hebrew, the greater part of them consisting of a commentary upon the entire Bible. They are still unpublished. Ephraim Luzzatto wrote a sonnet entitled "Eleh Bene ha-Ne'urim," praising the lectures of Vali and Treves.

May the merit of the tzadik Rabbi Moses David Vali protect us all. Amen

Light a virtual Candle
  • Soul Elevations

    • ציון בן חביבה
    • Yvonne bat Sultana
    • Yvonne bat Sultana
    • Shoshana bat Eliahu Michael
    • William ben Ricardo
  • Healing

    • Ashlynn bat Joy
    • Jacklyne bat Magda
    • Marcos ben Dionisio
    • Isaac ben Keith
    • צבי בן תמר
    • Adelaide bat Elena
    • Gerson ben Laudete
    • רבי שלום יהודה בן אסתר
    • juanito ben Angelica
    • Meirav bat Elisheba
    • juan ben Magda
    • Ayala bat Sarah Chaya.
    • Lori Fisher bat Phyllis
    • Michael ben Ihor
  • Success in life

    • Leo ben Josephine
    • Harrison Patrick ben Patricia
    • Chanah Dinah bat Joseph
    • Carol Cari Chanah Dinah bat Joseph
    • Sarah bat Myriam
    • Yitzak Benjamin ben Mordehai.
    • Natalia Nechama Feyga bat Janna
    • Patricia bat (john) Avraham
    • Ihor Moshe ben Valentina
Light a virtual Candle


Hillulot | Biographies | Prayers | Virtual Candle