A rabbi and businessman close to the Russian court, he was able to spend much of his time involved in his rabbinic studies and in philantrophy. He supported a cadre of outstanding scholars in his magnificent beit midrash.
18th-century commentary by Rabbi Yehoshua Tzeitlish of Shklov elucidating the text of the Semak and analyzing it against the backdrop of earlier sources.
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