Ateret Tiferet Yisrael. Lublin, 1875. Complete Copy Including the Rare Leaves

Ateret Tiferet Yisrael. Lublin, 1875. Complete Copy Including the Rare Leaves

Segulah sefer

Sefer Ateret Tiferet Yisrael - segulah work on the weekly Torah portions by the Besh"t's student Rabbi Yisrael b"r Shlomo Charif. With rare approbations, some of which were given specifically for this volume, from the Admo"rim of Ruzhin, Chernobyl, Kossov, Tolna and more. Lublin, at the press of the partners Ya'akov Hirschenhorn and Moshe Shneidmesser, 1875. An additional half-title was added to this copy in addition to the standard title page. Likewise, the rare leaves are added at the end of the volume.

Segulah sefer: "This sacred sefer is full of sacred Names and names of angels, which have the capacity to bring about healing and protection from the four archetypes of damage, and an influence of blessing and success. [The rebbe of Ruzhin] said in his golden tongue, that sacred manuscripts by this author are a segulah for excellent protection and the influence of peace and blessings" (from the words in the approbation by Rabbi Avraham Ya'akov of Sadigura in the name of his father, the Ruzhiner rebbe). The Admo"r Rabbi Menachem Nachum of Shtefanesht wrote: "So that it shall be in your home for protection and to influence blessings and success." The Admo"r Rabbi Aharon of Chernobyl writes in his approbation: "And I will say this as well: Everyone who purchases this sacred sefer at its set price can be confident in his heart that the merit of the sacred author will defend him and the sanctity of the work will bring blessing into his home and protect his wife and children and all the members of his household in complete health, and bring them success in good years filled with blessing ..."

Most of the known copies end with leaf 82, which contains more approbations. This copy has the additional leaves [83]-86. These leaves bear divrei Torah entitled: 'From the grandson of the sharp and expert author, the light of the Diaspora, the glorious root of the family ... scion of the sacred, the great and sacred rabbi Avraham Yeshayah Jaffe of Chotyn. There is a question printed on leaf 56 asked by Rabbi Avraham Yeshayah Jaffe to Rabbi Shlomo Kluger, with the latter's responsum. Likewise, in this copy, there is an added initial half-title page aside from the standard title page.

[5], 86, leaf, 25.5 cm.

Moderate-fine condition. Minimal aging stains and worming perforations. Isolated tears. Dismantled binding, as a result of which some of the leaves are detached.