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A basic Chassidic Sefer! Sidduro shel Shabbas, Ma’amarei Chassidus on the virtue of Sabbath by Rabbeinu the author of Be’er Mayim Chayim, rabbi Chaim of Chernowitz, first edition, Mahlov, 1813.
A copy of the first edition of this basic Chassidic Sefer, bound in a new binding and very well preserved. Stefansky Chassidut, 422.
The Holy Rav Rabbi Chaim of Chernowitz (ca. 1740- 1818), one of the greatest Chassidic Rabbis, a leading disciple of the Holy Maggid of Zlotshov. Served as Rav in several important cities, Chernowitz first and foremost. Was renowned as a holy Divine man, with many miraculous stories attached to his name. Among the Chassidim it is known that after he immersed himslef in the Mikveh on Sabbath eve his form would be transfomed and he became an inch taller. He immigrated to the Land of Israel and settled in Safed where he was laid to rest. His other basic Seforim "Be’er Mayim Chaim", "Sha’ar Hatefilah" and "eretz HaChaim" had many editions and are cornerstones in Chassidism.
Volume A: [6], 108, [1] leaves. 20 cm.
Volume B: 12, 64 leaves. 20 cm.
Stains, professional restorations, minor moth damage, bluish paper, new binding. Good-very good general condition.
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