Ateret Tiferet Yisrael. Lublin, 1875. Segulah Book

Ateret Tiferet Yisrael. Lublin, 1875. Segulah Book

… so that there will be protection and an abundance of blessing in your home …” (The Tzaddik of Shtefanesht)

Ateret Tiferet Yisrael is a segulah composition on the weekly Torah portions by Rabbi Yisrael b”r Shlomo Charif, a disciple of the Besh”t. With many approbations from the Admo”rs of Ruzhin, Chernobyl, Kossov, Tolna and more.

The Admo”r Rabbi Avraham Ya'akov of Sadigura states in his approbation in the name of his father, the Ruzhiner Rebbe, “This sacred book is full of holy Names and angels’ names capable of healing and protection from the four categories of damagers and to influence blessing and success. And so [the Admo”r of Ruzhin] said in his lucid language that this author’s writings are capable of superior protection and an abundance of blessing and success.” His brother, the Admo”r Rabbi Menachem Nachum of Stefanesht wrote “… so that there will be protection and an abundance of blessing in [your] home.”

The Admo”r Rabbi Aharon of Chernobyl promises in his approbation: “And this I will say as well: Anyone who buys this sacred book for its set price can be assured that the author’s merit and the sanctity of the booklet to place blessing in [your] home and protect [your] wives and children and members of [your] households in complete health and bring them success as in the good years with blessing …”

[4] 82, leaf, 26 cm. Tables with Kabbalistic Names.

Fine-very fine condition. Restored tear in the margins of the title page, far from the text. Aging stains.

Bound with: Berachah Meshuleshet al Masechet Berachot, Warsaw, 1863. First edition.

Berachah Meshuleshet al Masechet Berachot includes three books by prominent Rishonim. 1) Tosafot Rabbeinu Yehudah HeChassid 2) Tosafot HaRo"sh, z"l 3)  Shitah Mekubetzet by R' Betzalel Ashkenazi. By Rabbi Yitzchak Goldman. Warsaw, 1863. First edition.

Three commentaries by our rabbis, the Rishonim, on Tractate Berachot, printed here for the first time. Approbations from rabbinic leaders of the generation, the author of Aruch LaNer, the author of  Sho'el U'Meishiv, the Michtav Sofer, Rabbi Eliezer Ish Horowitz - author of Yad Eliezer, and more.

[2], 44; [3]-39; 33 leaf. 26 cm.