a number of bad reviews. Already in 1907, the year when Krinsky published the first volume, David Hertzog published a harsh review of it in ZDMG. Much later, in 1990, Arye (Leo) Prijs called Krinsky's work misleadingly incomplete. Despite the flaws for which Krinsky's work has been criticized, Meḥōqeqē Yehudā remains of the few modern complete supercommentaries on Ibn Ezra's Pentateuch commentary. Most other modern supercommentaries on Ibn Ezra's Pentateuch commentary have either been minimal in nature (such as Asher Weiser's annotations to the Mosad Ha-Rav Kook edition of Ibn Ezra's commentary), or covered only a few chapters of Ibn Ezra's commentary (such as the works by Prijs and Linetsky, each of which covers only the first few chapters of Genesis). Scheinfield, however has published a new version with Mossad Harav Kook, "Da'at Ezra", containing a comprehensive commentary on all five volumes of the Torah commentary. Meḥōqeqē Yehudā was used extensively by Rabbi Chaim Brovender in his teaching, and it remains popular among his students. Footnotes References External links margavriel.blogspot.com: Who was Yehudo Leib Krinsky Photograph Year of birth missing Year of death missing Jewish biblical scholars Place of birth missing Belarusian Orthodox rabbis 20th-century Jewish biblical scholars