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Sep 4, 2018
1 Mevo Ktzia - gilo jerusalem , Israel

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Very rare! Ateret Tiferet Israel - Sefer Segula for protection and medicine and plenty of blessing.

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Very rare! Ateret Tiferet Israel - Sefer Segula for protection and medicine and plenty of blessing.
In-depth commentary on the parashiyot of the Torah on the path of Kabbalah with combinations of holy names by Rabbi Yisrael Harif of Satinov, a student of Habal Shem Tov.
Extremely rare.
Warsaw, 1871 [1], 3, 2, 25 cm, second edition.
At the beginning of the book are the approbations of the Admorim and rabbis who go out of their way in praise of the merits of the book and compare it to the writings of the Maharashuv of Ostropoli and the profoundly revealing book. The fact that the book is kept in the house is a virtue of saving and salvation and abundance of blessing and success. See for example the Admorim of Shtapensht and Sadigora.
Rabbi Aharon of Chernobyl writes: "I say that every man who buys this holy book at the price to which it is prescribed will have a safe and true heart, protected by the holy author's right and the sanctity of the author to place a blessing in their home and to keep them with their wives and children and their families in health. Complete and succeed as the good years of blessing ... '
The uniqueness of this publication is in the new agreements and promises of the preservation of the Admorim of Chernobyl, Kosov, Vizhnitz and others (on the sanctity of the book and its quality).
Condition; Good, front cover detached, missing back and spine, title page cut at edges missing, page 1 cut at edges with slightly missing. Time stains, few moth holes.