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Leaf of Drushim by the Divine Kabbalist Rabbi Chaim Vital, handwritten by him.
A leaf handwritten by Rabbeinu Chaim Vital, with Drushim for a eulogy on Parashos Shelach and Noah.
[1] leaf, 21 cm. more than [70] lines handwritten by Rabbi Chaim Vital. The Drushim appearing on this leaf were published in Sefer Etz HaDa’as Tov, [III], Jerusalem 2008, pp. 206-210. The manuscript contains [5] lines with the entire Drush [436] on Parashas Shelach and most of the Drush for Parashas Noah [437]. Th eulogies were said after the passing of Tzaddikim: Ish Eshkolos (polymath) and "Tzaddik Tamim … he was great in his generation in his old age and youth … surely Et HaElokim Hithalech the deceased and will rest in Heaven … and by his passing the sins of the generation will be atoned and he will save us from upcoming trouble G-d forbid".
The eulogy for Parashas Noah was delivered by Rabbi Chaim Vital for the passing of the Maharashdam, Rabbi Shmuel de Medina (1506-1589) – Av Beis Din and Rosh Yeshiva, one of the greatest sages of Salonika, a disciple of Rabbi Yosef Totachak and Rabbi levi Ben Chaviv. Author of Shut Maharashdam who passed away before Shabbas Parashas Noah 1589.
The Divine Kabbalist Rabbeinu Chaim Vital [1542-1620], the greatest disciple of the Holy Ari who edited his manuscripts. Born in Safed to Rabbi Yosef Calabrese.
who immigrated to Eretz Yisroel from Southern Italy. At the age of 14 he began to study at the Beis Midrash of Maharam Alshich and continued at the Beis Medrash of the holy Ramak. There was the greatest turning point of his life as in the year 1570 the Holy Ari immigrated from Egypt to Eretz Yisroel and joined the scholars of the Beis Medrash. Rabbi Chaim clung to the holy Ariz and became his revered disciple. After several months when the holy Ramak passed away the Holy Ari became the leader of the Beis Midrash. This period did not last for long, since the Holy Ari passed away after two years. (There are awesome descriptions of the funeral of the Holy Ari and the grief of Rabbi Chaim Vital). Most disciples of the Holy Ari accepted him as their Rav and leader. Rabbi Chaim collected from them the manuscripts of the Holy Ariz and edited them.
The leaf is placed in an impressive leather binding, stains, professional restoration to the corner of the leaf, good-very good condition.
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