The Chumash in which the renowned genius Rabbi Kappel Harif Av Beit Din of Verboy studied and who inherited from ...

The Chumash in which the renowned genius Rabbi Kappel Harif Av Beit Din of Verboy studied and who inherited from father to sun to the last generation - signatures of the geniuses of the Reich family for generations

Chumash "Torah Or" Königsberg 1797, in one volume - In which he studied the famous genius Rabbi Yaakov Kopel Altne-Kundstadt , known as "Rabbi Yaakov Kappel Harif" - The great leader of the glorious Hungarian Jewry, a disciple of the "Nodah B'Yehuda", author of "Hidushey Yavetz".The book was inherited from him to son after son - on the Protective page is an owner's listing detailing the book's descent by his great-grandson Rabbi Yitzchak Reich ZL, And his personal Ex-libris. Also in the pages of the Chumash the signatures of some of the geniuses of the Reich family for generations. Short ancient glosses.

On the protective page, Rabbi Yitzchak Reich the  great-grandson of Rabbi Altne-Kundstadt wrote: "The day of Rosh Chodesh Kislev 1969. Of these five Pentateuchs Inheritance from the famous genius R. Kappel Harif ZL Our father, the late Tzaddik Rabbi Yisrael, studied with us the Parasha on Saturday evenings. Jerusalem TT. Yitzhak Reich", Also appears is the personal Ex-libris of the great-grandson Yitzhak Reich. On page 27 of the Haftarot section, an ancient signature of: " ה"ק Yechezkel Reich" and another signature of him on page 3 of the Book of Ruth - the Gaon Rabbi Avraham Yechezkel Reich [1813-1888] Rabbi of Karlberg and Baranovichi, Grandson of Rabbi Yaakov Kopel Harif. On page 18 of the Book of Esther an ancient signature: "Reich Rezina Mein river".

The book was inherited by Rabbi Yitzchak Reich from his father Rabbi Yisrael Reich, Rabbi of Butrix (author of the book 'Minchat Yisrael' on Tractate Eruvin, died in Tishrei 1987) who received from his father Rabbi Yaakov Kopel Reich [1838-1929] Rabbi The head of the Orthodox community in Budapest, and one of the leaders of Hungarian Orthodox Judaism in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and he received from his father Rabbi Avraham Yechezkel Reich [1813-1888 The Rabbi of Karlburg and Baranovich], who received from his great father the leader of Hungary Jewry - The Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Kopel Altne-Kundstadt known as Rabbi Kopel Harif.

The Chumash: Sefer Torah Or: Five Chumashi Torah in one volume - Torat Hashem with Targum and commentaries on the Haftarot and five scrolls, some Parperaot by Rabbi Yaakov Ba'al HaTurim, the number of mitzvot according to ramba'm, and at the end of each parsha, morals from Rabbi Gaon HaSLH and the Perush Eir Miklat by Rabbi David Lida, Glosses Yech Ma'ain,

As well as Nahal Kedumim's commentary by the Chid'a. At the end of each book, moreh makom each mitzvah in the poskim from Avodat Halevi. Separate title page for the haftarot part.

The Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Kopel Altne-Kundstadt (1766-1835, Otzar HaRabbanim 10303), known as Rabbi Yaakov Harif, a well-known rabbi and Rosh Yeshiva, one of the leaders of the Hungarian rabbinate and a student of the well-known "Noda B'yehuda". Author of the book "Chidushei Yavetz". His family is attributed to Don Yitzchak Abarbanel and up in holiness until King David. In 1784 he began studying with Rabbi Yechezkel Landa in Prague. Rabbi Yaakov Kopel and another single student were awarded the title "liberated" by their rabbi, which maintains achievements that allow the disciple to manage on his own without needing a rabbi. Around the year 1790, he was appointed rabbi of Karlburg, a position he held until the year 1792, when he was appointed rabbi of the Vrbové city. Due to its much sharpness that began to become famous, many called it "Kappel Harif", a nickname that goes with it and became more useful than its original family name. In Vrbové he established a yeshiva, which was the second important yeshiva in Hungary alongside the yeshiva of the Hatam Sofer in Pressburg. This yeshiva usually had about 150 students, and during his tenure several thousand studied there. His lessons were widely known, and were a focal point for guests who came for a few days to listen to them. According to the testimony of the yeshiva student, Rabbi Meir Toiber, the Hatam Sofer told him: "I know that the students who come from Vrbové do not find deep in my lessons like in the lessons of the Vrbové Rabbi". His book "Chidushei Ya'avetz" on Tractate Chulin, was printed in Pressburg after his death, by his son Rabbi Avraham Yechezkel Reich of Benovich, with the approval of the Hatam sofer It is written: "The famous do not need evidence, it has already been known in the gates ... which are indicated in the halachah and the great and powerful hand of the famous Rabbi Gaon Kapel Altinkonstadt, the late Av Beit Din and Rabbi of Vrbové...". Apart from this book, he left behind in his writings innovations about the entire Shas, and many notes in the words of Agadah. He died suddenly on the night of Shabbat Parashat Vayeshev, 21 Kislev 1836. The Hatam sofer came especially from Pressburg to eulogize him.

Missing title page, and [3] first pages and [5] page at the end. 3-133, [1] 3-158, 17-74 leaves. 25 cm. Page 4. Reinforced with paper adhesives with damage to some of the lines of the commentary 'Nahal Kedumim'. Reinforcements with paper adhesives on a few more pages. On some of the pages are antique ink marks. Nice cover with gilt inscription on spine and decoration on front. Stains. Good condition.