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Kabbalistic Sefer: Zohar HaRaki’ah, section I, the personal copy of the renowned holy Rav Rabbi Pnchas of Borsha the son of the holy Rav the Imrei Baruch of Vizhnitz and of his son the holy Rav Rabbi Yitzchak Meir.
Sefer Zohar HaRaki’ah, containing a composition by the Divine Kabbalist Rabbi Yaakov Tzemach, who elucidated the Idros of the holy Zohar and the Sifra DeTzni’utah. Published in Siget, 1875. First section.
Appearing on the title page are two stamps of father and son, the Tzaddik Rav Rabbi Pinchas of Borsha , the beloved son of the holy Rav the Imrei Baruch and the brother of the holy Rav the Ahavas Yisroel of Viznitz.
Rabbi Pinchas was famed for his study of the Torah and his deep understanding of Kabbalah. This Sefer was published when he was living in Siget, before he became the Rav of Borsha and its Rosh Yeshiva. Thousands of Chassidim flocked to his court to see his Avodah, receive his blessing and feel his special warmth.
Appearing alongside this stamp is the stamp of his son and successor the holy Rav Rabbi Yitzchak Meir of Borsha in Siget, who succeeded his father as the Rav of the town for many years and served as an Admor of hundreds of Chassidim who flocked to him from all over Romania and Hungary.
Their stamps appear several times throughout the Sefer.
[2], 204 leaves, 21.5 cm. Varied stains. Slight wear. The title page is non-professionally restored with tape. New, late binding. Good condition.
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