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First Edition of the Chassidic-Kabbalistic Segulah Book Likutei Torah Vehashas by Rabbi Isaac'l of Ziditchov on Sefer Shemot - Munkatch, 1883 - ”...מובטחני בכוחו הקדוש שכל מי שיקנה הספר הקדוש של מרן הקדוש בוודאי זכותו יגן עליו בזה ובבא ויהיה לו ”לשמירה מעולה” ולהניח ברכה בתוך ביתו...”. (Approbation of the Imrei Yosef of Spinka)  First ediiton of the Chassidic-Kabbalistic Segulah Book Likutei Torah Vehashas by Rabbi Yitzchak Issac of Ziditchov. Section II on Sefer Shemot - Munkatch, 1883. Stefansky Chassidut 298. [2], 252, [2] leaves. Old, blemished binding. Stains and minor blemishes. Good overall condition.  On the leaf following the title page, there is a list with names of pre-subscribers in addition to 2 such leaves at the end of the book.  On verso of the front board there is an interesting handwritten Kabbalistic gloss dealing with the words of the book that the Gematria of the word ”לתת” equals that of ”דוד מלך ישראל חי וקיים”.. The writer of the gloss discusses this, referring to the Siddur HaShelah on the verse  ”וכרות עמו הברית”. Unfortunately, we did not manage to identify the writer since the name of the book's owner  appearing on the top of the title page was erased with lines.  Segulah book This sacred book was known as a book of Segulah and safekeeping, as written by the author's leading disciple, the Admor Rabbi Yosef Meir of Spinka, in the foreword to Sefer Vayikra, which he had published:  ”...מובטחני בכוחו הקדוש שכל מי שיקנה הספר הקדוש של מרן הקדוש בוודאי זכותו יגן עליו בזה ובבא ויהיה לו ”לשמירה מעולה” [ההדגשה במקור!] ולהניח ברכה בתוך ביתו...” [I am assured by his sacred power that whoever purchases the book of Maran will surely be protected by his merit in this world and in the Next, and it will serve as an exceptional safegkeeping [original emphasisl!] and bring blessing into his home...].  *** The author Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Eichenstein of Ziditchov (1805-1873) one of the leading Admorim and Mekubalim of his generation. The second Admor of Ziditchov. Due to the fact that many Admorim, including the Yitav Lev of Sighet, the Divrei Yechezkel of Shinova, the Heichal Heberachah of Komarno, the Imrei Yosef of Spinka and many more, were his disciples, Ziditchov customs were adopted by additional Chassidic Chatzeirot. In addiiton, Nigunim whose source is the Ziditchov Chassidut survived in the Chassidut of Belz and Munkatch.