Divrei Shalom -Jerusalem 5603(1843) – First Edition. Handwritten Inscription by the author’s grandson Ha’Gaon Rabbi Shalom Moshe Chai Gagin, author of Yismach Lev.
Sefer Divrei Shalom is an elucidation on Etz Chaim, the Shemona She’arim, authored by the Kabbalist Rabbi Raphael Avraham Shalom Mizrachi Sharabi, known as HaRav Ha’Ra"sh, (passed away in 1827), grandson of the Ra’Sha"sh Rabbi Shalom Sharabi, . Published in-Jerusalem 5603(1843) – First Edition
Sh. Levi, no.11, one of the earliest books printed in Jerusalem
On the title page, there is a beautiful handwritten inscription, presumably of Rabbi Shalom Moshe Chai Gagin ( 5597-5643 1823-1883), author of Yismach Lev and grandson of the author.
There is an included list of customs of the community of Beis Medrash Beis El.
154 pgs. Very good condition, frayed corners on book cover / frayed binding
Divrei Shalom -Jerusalem 5603(1843) – First Edition. Handwritten Inscription by the author’s grandson Ha’Gaon Rabbi Shalom Moshe Chai Gagin, author of Yismach Lev.
Sefer Divrei Shalom is a peirush on Etz Chaim, the Shemona She’arim, among other seforim, authored by the famous Mekubal Rabbi Raphael Avraham Shalom Mizrachi Sharabi, known as HaRav Ha’Ra"sh, (passed away in 5587 1827), grandson of the Ra’Sha"sh Ha’kadosh Rabbi Shalom Sharabi, zy"a. Published in-Jerusalem 5603(1843) – First Edition
Sh. Levi, no.11, one of the earliest seforim printed in Jerusalem
On the title page, there is a beautiful inscription, presumably in the handwriting of the author’s grandson Ha’Gaon Rabbi Shalom Moshe Chai Gagin ( 5597-5643 1823-1883), author of Yismach Lev.
Pulmos: At the beginning of the Sefer, there is an introduction from the author’s son-in-law, the Rishon L’Tzion, Rabbi Chaim Avraham Gagin, author of Chukei Chayim, also known as ‘HaRav Aga"n. There, he writes about the controversy surrounding his appointment as the ‘Rishon L’tzion. In the year 5602, the positions of Rishon L’Tzion (AB "D of Jerusalem) and the position of Chacham Bashi were unified. Rabbi Gagin had both positions.
The book includes a list of customs of the Kehila Kedosha Beis Medrash Beis E-yukon b’tzedek
154 pgs. Very good condition, minor damage on the edges of the cover
