Noam Halevavot' By Rabbi Aharon Rata, Satmar, 1934

Noam Halevavot' By Rabbi Aharon Rata, Satmar, 1934
Noam HaLevavot is an essay by Rabbi Aharon Roth, founder of the Shomer Emunim group. Its contents were written in rhymes. The book was first printed in Satmar in 1934.
The book deals with matters of faith, security, celibacy, joy, prayer, contemplation of God's virtues and human degradation, the importance of God's service, and more.
The title of the book reads: "The kindness of the hearts in it explains all the things that are going on in an Israeli bar and all his behavior in faith and joy and repentance and prayer, and the rest of his behavior and details of his measurements, and advice and ways in words that delight the heart in how to strengthen himself in the work of our King, The excitement of the soul, the words that strengthen the hearts, the faith and the work of the Creator, blessed be He and blessed be His name. "

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