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Gemore Tractate Yomah, Amsterdam 1722 edition. The holy copy of Hai Kaddisha Ila’ah Rabbi Moshe Lelover the son of the holy Rav Rabbi David of Lelov and the son-in-law of the holy Rav HaYehudi HaKadosh of Peshischa.
This holy volume was studied by a Divine Kaddosh whose greatness and sanctity was revered by Tzaddikim. The holy Rav Rabbi Moshe of Kozhnitz author of Be’er Moshe siad: he who wants to see the figure of Moshe Rabbeinu in our generation should look at Rabbi Moshe of Lelov and the holy Rav the Tiferes Yisroel of Ruzhin said that he was similar to Yosef Hatzaddik.
On the title page, a handwritten notation ‘This Gemore belongs to the great Gaon renowned in Torah and Chassidus Rabbi Moshe of Pshedborzh’, where the holy Rav Rabbi Moshe served as Rav since 1841 until his immigration to the Holy Land. There he studied Torah with his great Rav Rabbi Yeshaya of Pshedborzh.
There is an additional notation that this Gemore belongs to the great Gaon renowned in Torah and Chassidus Rabbi … the names being erased. There are additional notations.
The holy Rav Rabbi Moshe Biderman of Lelov [1777-1851] the son of the holy Rav Rabbi David of Lelov and the son-in-law of the holy Rav HaYehudi HaKadosh of Peshischa. In 1813 he succeeded his father, attracting Chassidim from all over Poland to his court. During his presidency he also served as Rav of Pshedborzh, Poland. His famed disciples include the holy Tzaddik the Tiferest Shlomo of Radomsk, one of the founders of Kollel Warsaw Poland, Rabbi Emanuel of Pshedborzh author of Emes LeYaakov, Rabbi Hillel of Radoshitz and more. Towards the end of his life, he immigrated to Eretz Yisroel, yearning to reach it, saying that if he merited visiting the Western Wall, it will hasten the coming of the Messiah and full redemption. The holy Rav Rabbi Yisroel of Ruzhin recommended the trip saying that Poland is not worthy of the light of the candle.
When he reached Eretz Yisroel, he became sick; yet insisted on being carried in his sickbed to the Western Wall. There, he was stoned by Arabs. He passed away on the day and was buried close to the Cave of Zecharya the Prophet.
The last leaf of Chidushei Maharsha is missing. 19 cm. Dark leaves, slightly brittle. Wear, especially to the title page. Moth perforations. Stains. Original binding, almost detached. Fair-good condition.
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