The first Zohar printed in Eretz Yisrael!

Zohar. Jerusalem, 1844-1846. Complete ...

The first Zohar printed in Eretz Yisrael!

Zohar. Jerusalem, 1844-1846. Complete Set.

Sefer Zohar by the holy Tana Rabi Shimon Bar Yochai with the glosses and commentaries of the Ramaz and the Chida.

4 volume set completely intact, bound in new matching bindings.

Printed by Rabbi Yisrael Beck, the first printer in Jerusalem. In his introduction he lists 11benefits of this particular edition, the 11th being “that it was printed in a holy city by Jews who are a holy nation”

With approbations by the Rishon Letziyon Rabbi Avraham Chaim Gegin Vol. 1 and Rabbi Chaim Palagi Vol. 3.

“Eretz Yisrael is the innermost part of the world, and outside of Eretz Yisrael is the external part of the world, and therefore all of the innermost parts of Torah are revealed in EretzYisrael, meaning the Zohar, with tikkunim and all the writings of the Arizal” (Rabbi Pinchas of Kortiz, Imrei Pinchas Hashalem p. 213).

Jerusalem. 1844-1846. Vol. 1: [6], 252, 2-19 leaves. Vol. 2: 279 leaves. Vol. 3: 115 leaves. Vol 4.:[1], 117-318 leaves . Vol. 1 has two title pages. Beautiful white paper; margins of several leaves have been restored.

S. Halevi, Sifrei Yerushalayim Harishonim # 35, 27, 22.

Item description from the 'William L. Gross Collection'

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