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Shabbes is Shein! Lengthy Letter with Hadrachot Kedoshot on the Foundations of the Slonim Chassidut - by the Author of the Netivot Shalom - ”יעזור לכם השי”ת בגאולת הנפש כל אחד בעניניו”  - especially lengthy letter- handwritten and signed by the famed Admor Rabbi Shalom Noach Berezovsky author of the Netivot Shalom of Slonim - addressed to the students of the Yeshiva in Tiberius - Jerusalem, 1970.  Special letter with Hadrachot Kedoshot in literary language. At the beginning of the letter, the Netivot Shalom thanks them for their detailed letter and expresses his satisfaction from their Avodat hashem and study at the yeshiva: ”והעיקר מהמשמעת שבין החברים והרצון הטוב שהכל חפצים... יעזור לכם השי”ת בגאולת הנפש כל אחד בעניניו...”. The nRabbeinu writes a Mamar on the duty of Avodah on Sabbath, using unique sentences indicating the famed Slonim doctrine pertaining to the Kedusha of Sabbath: ”למותר להחזיר על הנדבר בשבת אחים גם יחד... מאמר מרן הר”נ מלכוביץ די וואך ווי די וואך העיקר השבתים יהיו כולו קודש לה'... כי הם חיינו וירושה היא לנו מרבותה”ק...”. The Netivot Shalom pleasantly writes: ”והש”ק נפשות חסידי סלונים בצל כנפיך יחסיון ירויון מדשן ביתך...”. He ends the letter with his blessing: ”יעזור לכם השי”ת ויאיר ה' פניו אליכם כ”א בעניניו... ואיש לרעהו יאמר חזק, ויהיה בבחינת אחזתיו ולא ארפנו, מסביב לנקודת רבוה”ק, הירושה של רבוה”ק שהיא נצחית...”. It is common knowledge that the entire purpose of the Rav the Netivot Shalom, both in his lessons and his books, was to instill in the young generation the ways of true Avodat Hashem and Chassidut and raise a generation of Ovdei Hashem that constantly aspire to Lehitaneg al Hashem. His students at the Beit Avraham yeshiva of Slonim received constant guidance from him.  [1] leaf. 28X22 cm. Fold lines and minor stains.  ***  The Admor Rabbi Shalom Noach Berezovsky of Slonim (1911-2000) the son of Rabbi Moshe Avraham of Bernovitz. His father-in-law was Rabbi Avraham Weinberg, the Admor Birkat Avraham of Slonim-Jerusalem. His father was leader of the Bernovitz community and an important Slonim Chassid there. He immigrated to Eretz Yisrael and served as Rosh Yeshivat Chabad in Tel Aviv. In 1940 he served as the head of the Beit Avraham yeshiva in Jerusalem, and after his father-in-law’s passing, succeeded him as Admor. He authored many books on Sugyot of the Shas and the Netivot Shalom series of books on Jewish thought.