Yosef Yaakov (Yoska) Sabatka

Yosef Yaakov (Yoska) Sabatka, the Rabbi Yosef, Rabbi of Dubno, Hebrew: הרב יוסף יאסקי Sabatka, אב״ד ור״מ דק״ק דובגא רבתי, was born in Lublin in 1659, and died in Dubno in 1702.

Famous fables and stories

Rabbi Josef Yoske of Dubno was a scholar, moralist and cabbalist. He became rabbi of Dubno in 1698. Known for his piety, he wrote a morality book Yesod Yosef, which was first printed in Shklov in 1785.[1]

Nickname

"Yesod Yosef", "Ne'ima Kedosha" [2]

Another

Born presumably between 1627 and 1687[3] Death: Died April 22, 1700 [4]

Immediate family members

His son Yehuda Sabatka, "Kol Yehuda" [of Kawali] and Mrs. Yehuda Sabatka (Margaliot)

Father Aharon RIP; Benzion Yoske Sabatka and Tamar Za'k

Brother Mrs. Aleksander Sender; Moses Zeev of Minsk and Posen Sabatka; Aryeh Leib of Slutsk and Nrs. Aharon Kahan

Half-Blood Brother (Moshe) [Dov Berish] [5]

Occupation

Rabbi of Dubno, Dubno rabbi

Books

He wrote a book Yesod, Joseph, Rav of Dubna, Sefer Yesod Yosef

Burial place

Yosef Yaakov (Yoska) Sabatka died and was buried in a Jewish cemetery in Dubno [6]

References
  1. The life and work of S.M.Dubnov
  2. Yosef Yaakov (Yoska) Sabatka
  3. Yosef Yaakov (Yoska) Sabatka
  4. Yosef Yaakov (Yoska) Sabatka
  5. Yosef Yaakov (Yoska) Sabatka
  6. Дубно єврейське кладовище


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