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Works of the Admor Rabbi Yaakov David of Radomask (chassidut)—only editions of these works, 1926-1932.
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Works of the Admor Rabbi Yaakov David of Radomask (chassidut)—only editions of these works, 1926-1932.
1. Avnei HaMakom by the Admor, published by his son Rabbi Noah Weintrob, with approbation from the Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Strikov and the kabbalist Rabbi Haim Shaul HaKohen Davich. Jerusalem 1926.
2. Michlal M’Zion, droshim and mussar from the Admor, with approbation from Rabbi Yosef Haim Zonnenfeld and the Ga’vad of Akova, Rabbi Yisrael Nissan. Jerusalem 1926.
3. Me’orei Eliyahu by Rabbi Eliyahu Rabinrazon, published by Rabbi Noah Weintrob, Jerusalem 1932.
4. Mateh Ohalim, drashot and pearls from the Admor, with the commentary “Pri Mata’o” by his son, Rabbi Noah Weintrob, with approbation from Rabbi Shimon Shalom Kalish of Amshinov, and Rabbi Zvi Yehezkel Michalsohn. Jerusalem 1932. Bound together, in very good condition,
lone tiny moth holes.
The Admor Rabbi Yaakov David of Radomask (1850-1924) was a student of the Middle Admor of Worka, Rabbi David Berish of Biela, Admorim of Alexander, and more. Late in life he was the student of Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Strikov, who wrote an approbation for his work. At the end of his life he agreed to receive kvitlach for blessings and success even though he didn’t accept a rabbi’s position.
