Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Tarfon
had mutual respect for each other. He lived during the second temple
period and was a Tanna. Rabbi Tarfon is widely known by his writings
in Avos (2:15-16). He taught: the day is short, the work is great,
the laborers are lazy, the reward is great, the Master of the house
is insistent. He used a unique method of teaching when a student
asked to be taught he would ask questions and they would work through
the answers.
all photographs are limited editions and signed by Avrahom
Dovid
all Photos are 14.5" x 10" (36.3 x 25
cm), unless otherwise stated
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Rabbi Tarfon #1 - The arch is the entrance to the
outdoor Kever area.
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Rabbi Tarfon #2
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Rabbi Tarfon #3
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Rabbi Tarfon #4 - A very unusual tree grows from the
Eastern part of the Kever.
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Rabbi Tarfon #5 - Part of the way up the
hill
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Rabbi Tarfon #6 - Looking up from the base of the
hill.
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