David-Horodok
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Davidil
Son of Rabbi Volf.
Rabbi Israel Yosef the Righteous
Grandson of Rabbi Volf and father of Alterka and Vova.
Vova (Zeev)
Son of Rabbi Israel Yosef.
Rabbi Levi Yitzhak, called Rabbi Itzikl
Son of Alterka, known publicly as Rabbi Itzikl.
Rabbi Wolf
A rabbi consulted about a missing townsman.
Rabbi Israel Yosef
A Horodok rabbi who visited Motili of Chernobyl.
Motili of Chernobyl
A Chernobyl religious leader visited by Rabbi Israel Yosef.
Chernobyl
Town associated with Motili and his religious court.
Kuznehorodok
One of the towns where Rabbi Israel Yosef’s followers were dispersed.
Maimonides
A religious authority invoked in the dispute over saying Kaddish.
Son of Motili of Chernobyl
A son of the Chernobyl leader who initially refused Rabbi Israel Yosef entry.
Moshe
A Stoliner Hasid living in Lakhovka.
Lakhovka
Village where Moshe lived and fishponds were located.
Michael
A childless Jewish man who visited for ten consecutive years.
Kuznahorodok
Residence of Moshe Mordechai Drapsky, associated with fishponds.
Moshe Mordechai Drapsky
A Korin Hasid who advised Moshe to travel to Horodok.
Church of Moshe
Church established in honor of its founder.
Moshe Lokhovker
A man who traveled to David-Horodok seeking Rabbi Israel Yosef's assistance.
Moshe Mordechai
A petitioner who asked the rabbi to assist Moshe.
Moshe Vait
A person whom Moshe Mordechai asked the rabbi to favor.
The church
Church reported to have caught fire after the contract was burned.
Rabbi Motili
Chernobyl rabbi who questioned Rabbi Israel Yosef about a follower.
Shlomo Leizer the Blacksmith
Man from Kozhane-Horodok who survived a boating accident and a synagogue fire.
Kozhane-Horodok
Place associated with Shlomo Leizer the Blacksmith.
Rabbi Israel Yosef's synagogue
Synagogue where Shlomo Leizer rested after Sabbath meals.
Shlomo Leizer
Man who regularly woke worshippers and survived a synagogue fire.
The house of study
Building that caught fire while Shlomo Leizer slept nearby.
Kozenahorodok
Town visited annually by Rabbi Israel Yosef.
Israel Chaim Kotsikovich
Resident who hosted Rabbi Israel Yosef during his visits.
Chaya
Mother of Israel Chaim who sensed the rabbi’s final visit.
Yitzikel
Rabbi who predicted that Abraham Joel’s daughter had delivered a boy.
Abraham Joel
Shoemaker who sought the rabbi’s help during his daughter’s difficult labor.
Abraham Joel’s daughter
Woman described as enduring a difficult labor and delivering a boy.
Levi Isaac, known as Yitzikel
Grandson of Israel Yosef who periodically visited Kozenahorodok and stayed with followers.
Nikoli
Ruler whose decree ordered Jews expelled from villages and estates.
Kopel Lichtenstein
Narrator identified as the source of a historical account.