Two Chassidic works, first editions: Ohr HaEmet, Husiatyn 1899. Derech HaEmunah and Maaseh Rav, Warsaw 1898.
1. Ohr HaEmet, “keshmo hu, ken hu…words of tzaddikim, pure imrot from the Moharar Dov Beer the Maggid of Mastrich, written to him in the book by his student Ohr Yisrael Levi Yitzhak, son of the Kedushat Levi, Avdak of Berdichev, nice collections from other tzaddikim…”.,
Many approbations from Admorim of the Ruzhin dynasty: Rahak of Chortkov, Husiatyn, Shtefanesht, Kopshnitz, Bohosh, Bayan, and Sadigura; as well as the Admorim of Vizhnitz, and Antinia and the Maharid of Belz. First edition, published by Rabbi David Frankel in Husiatyn 1899. [5], 108 leaves.
2. Sefer Derech HaEmunah and Maaseh Rav, hundreds of true stories from students of the Baal Shem Tov and other Chassidic gedolim. First edition, Warsaw 1898. 57 leaves.
New binding. Moth holes, stains and a few other defects. A few bits of tape. Overall good condition.
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1. Ohr HaEmet, “keshmo hu, ken hu…words of tzaddikim, pure imrot from the Moharar Dov Beer the Maggid of Mastrich, written to him in the book by his student Ohr Yisrael Levi Yitzhak, son of the Kedushat Levi, Avdak of Berdichev, nice collections from other tzaddikim…”.,
Many approbations from Admorim of the Ruzhin dynasty: Rahak of Chortkov, Husiatyn, Shtefanesht, Kopshnitz, Bohosh, Bayan, and Sadigura; as well as the Admorim of Vizhnitz, and Antinia and the Maharid of Belz. First edition, published by Rabbi David Frankel in Husiatyn 1899. [5], 108 leaves.
2. Sefer Derech HaEmunah and Maaseh Rav, hundreds of true stories from students of the Baal Shem Tov and other Chassidic gedolim. First edition, Warsaw 1898. 57 leaves.
New binding. Moth holes, stains and a few other defects. A few bits of tape. Overall good condition.
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