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LOT 155:
The Holy Book 'Noam Elimelech' Studied Extensively by the Admor Rabbi Yechiel of Temeshwar
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The Holy Book 'Noam Elimelech' Studied Extensively by the Admor Rabbi Yechiel of Temeshwar
The sacred book Noam Elimelech, authored by the Admor Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk—the most significant Hasidic book of all generations. This copy, extensively studied by the Admor Rabbi Yechiel Leifer of Temeshwar, was brought to print by the Admor of Kaliv, ztz”l. Published in Tel Aviv, 1973.
This book was gifted to the philanthropist R' Yehoshua Halperin, owner of 'Bank Tzafon America', by the grandson of the Admor of Temeshwar. On the front flyleaf, a signed attestation appears, stating that "The Admor R' Yechiel, ztz”l, studied extensively from this book." Additionally, stamps from the Rebbe's Beit Midrash in Jerusalem appear throughout the book.
The renowned son of the Admor of Temeshwar is Rabbi Yehoshua Leifer, the head of the Torah empire 'Otzar HaTorah' and 'Otzar HaChochma'. In the title page of Noam Elimelech, printed by Otzar HaTorah, it is written:
"My master, my father, my teacher, and my rabbi, whose entire life's mission was dedicated to increasing the honor of Heaven and sanctifying His name in public; beloved above and cherished below, the holy and righteous Rabbi Yechiel, ztz”l, son of the esteemed and righteous Rabbi Aharon Aryeh, ztz”l, the Admor of Temeshwar... who ignited Jewish hearts to their Father in Heaven."
Specifications:
231, [9] pages. Approx. 23 cm.
Condition: Good to very good. Partial detachment of the binding.
