Yosef Yaakov (Yoska) Sabatka

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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.

## Contents

* 1 Famous fables and stories
* 2 Nickname
* 3 Another
* 4 Immediate family members
* 5 Occupation
* 6 Books
* 7 Burial place
* 8 References

## Famous fables and stories[edit]

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[edit]

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

## Another[edit]

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

## Immediate family members[edit]

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[edit]

Rabbi of Dubno, Dubno rabbi

## Books[edit]

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

## Burial place[edit]

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

## References[edit]

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