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The Kabalistic Book Avodath Hakodesh - the copy of the Darchei Teshuva, and his son, the Minchath El'azar,

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Avodat HaKodesh – an important kabbalistic work by Rabbi Meir ibn Gabbai, in which the truths of the kabbala theory and its precepts are proven.

 Lemberg edition 1885,
The personal copy of father and son The Geonim Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Shapiro Av Beit Din of Munkacz and Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shapiro, Av Beit Din and Admor of Monkatch, author of Minchat Elazar.
The two title pages and several places in the book are strewn with their personal stamps. In addition, other owners' signatures and manuscripts at the title page and on the page before.
Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Shapiro, son of Rabbi Shlomo Shapiro Av Beit Din and grandson of the Bnei Yissachar, was a disciple of R. Chaim Tzanzer.
His son R. Chaim Elazar Admor of Minchat Elazar (1872-1937) was a great genius in the Torah. an unrelenting zealot fighter in the maintenance of pure tradition, without any change, many of his books were printed: Minchat Elazar Responsa and more.
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