Rabbi Yehudahleh of Dzikov's Sefer Tehillim with Signatures in his Hand

Rabbi Yehudahleh of Dzikov's Sefer Tehillim with Signatures in his Hand

Personal Sefer Tehillim that belonged to the pillar of prayer, the Admo"r Rabbi Yehudaleh Horowitz of Dzikov, with which he poured out his heart to Hashem with his awesome tears over many years. Both sides of the first leaf have four (!) signatures in the Rebbe's penmanship, two in Hebrew, and two in English. Long signatures, approximately [30] words in his handwriting. Most important Chassidic sacred ritual item.

Used Sefer Tehillim with evidence of Rabbi Yehudaleh's tear-soaked prayers. Dozens of remnants of the tzaddik's tears appear along the leaves. This sefer absorbed thousands of hours of prayers by one of the tzaddikim of recent generations!

As is known, Rabbi Yehudaleh of Dzikov did not have the privilege of leaving children after him. This sefer Tehillim was the one he used to pour out his pure heart to Hashem in his incomprehensible pain. But immediately upon completion of his prayers, he would return to his ever-present state of joy. 

All items that belonged to tzaddikim have inestimable segulah value, as is known from books and tales. However, what stands out among these is the tzaddik's sefer Tehillim - the "tools of his trade" - with which he worked salvations for the Jewish people.

Refer to the Hebrew catalog text for a brief biography of the Admo"r Rabbi Yehudah Horowitz.

Sefer Tehillim, 48 pp. 19 cm. Lacking the title page. Elegant leather binding. Four owner's signatures.

Very fine condition. Usage marks and dozens of sacred tear stains. Elegant leather binding.