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(24) Ragen Shapiro, June 16, 2013 2:37 PM
tzaddik
I had the pleasure to learn alot from people who have studied under Rav Noach. I learned alot from him and even had the chance to here a shiur live shavuot morning at 5am! He is my inspiration. Hopefully his legend will be carried on and aish will live on!
(23) Stephen, January 30, 2013 6:12 AM
the truth of his words reached me over an mp3 player in Ghana.
I am an Ashanti (from Ghana). I found his teaching on an mp3 player I came across in 2007. 21 of the 48 ways to wisdom teaching. I have not achieved the greatness i seek yet but I am very happy in life. I Know for sure they are divine teachings backed by the Almighty. They answer all the questions that I was 'going crazy' about. I now sit peacefully and smile about what happens around me. I still listen and try to perfect these teachings and recomends them to everyone I think is in need for such a teaching. RIP Rabbi Weinberg.
(22) Esther G. Pollak, October 29, 2012 1:36 AM
the video was so enjoyable. It brought back Rabbi Weinberg for just four more minutes.
When I met Rabbi Noach Weinberg in the '80s, I knew he loved every Jew he met; they knew it, too. It was just palapable.
(21) Ely, August 24, 2011 4:19 PM
An awesome Tsadik
To bring one person close to G-d is a tremendous task. For a single person to succeed in bringing thousands upon thousands of people close to G-d is an open display of G-d assisting his tsadikim. If Rabbi Weinberg would never have existed, who would have thought that such a thing was possible?
(20) lloyd newman, August 11, 2011 2:12 PM
eye opener
i attented aish in jerusalem in aug 84 for 3 months rab noah taught me everyday for a hour a day to this day ive never listened to anybody like i did in his classes i relate to the expirience nearly every day thank you for that memory