Segulah. On Simchat Torah, the Yahrzeit of the Holy Shoemaker, handwritten by him!!

"בעת ...

Segulah. On Simchat Torah, the Yahrzeit of the Holy Shoemaker, handwritten by him!!

"בעת שעול הגלות על שכמו ואויביו מחכים לו, נחמתו יעוצה בתורת השם.."

2 pages handwritten by the Holy Shoemaker - the Kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Yaakov Rabikov - on Simchat Torah - the day he passed away!

Explaining the difference between Moshe, whose place of burial is unknown, and Aharon, whose place of burial is known: are they both equal?

The Tzaddik Kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Yaakov ben Rabbi Yosf Hacohen Rabikov (1873-1966) the Holy Shoemaker of Shabazi Street of Tel-Aviv-Jaffa. A hidden Tzaddik, Kabbalist and wonder-worker. Was born in Lithuania and was a disciple of Rabbi Shlomo Elyoshiv, the Leshem, author of the Leshem, Shvo VeAchlama. Immigrated to the Land of Israel in 1913 and eventually, settled in Jaffa, where he opened a shoemaking workshop. Soon he became a magnet for the needy and those seeking good advice or a loan. Although he was modest and hid his powers, leading rabbis and Kabbalists recognized his greatness and piety, It is known that the Chazok Ish used to send people to him to receive advice and blessings.

Passed away on Simchat Torah 1966 and was buried in Bnei Berak. To this day, his gravesite is known as a place of prayer and salvation.

[1] leaf.

Two minor holes not affecting the text. Some stains.

Good condition.