The Admo"r of Ribnitz's Siddur - Tehillim - and "The Haggadah!"

The Admo"r of Ribnitz's Siddur - Tehillim - and "The Haggadah!"

Siddur Ya'avetz L'Rabbi Ya'akov Emden, personal copy of the wonder-worker, Rabbi Chaim Zanvl Abramowitz - the Admo"r of Ribnitz, used by the Rebbe on the Passover holiday over a lengthy period. The siddur also includes in it "The Passover Haggadah" used by the Rebbe on Seder night, and also includes (separately paginated) the Tehillim the Rebbe used to pour out his heart before Hashem. (The Rebbe would complete Tehillim every Shabbat.)

In 'Kadesh' - the kiddush service at the beginning of the haggadah, one can see wine stains from the shirayim of the Rebbe's four cups. In the Chanukah candle-lighting service, there are many wax drippings from the Rebbe's candle-lighting (the Rebbe used this siddur for candle-lighting because of the special 'yehi ratzon' prayer printed in it). Donor's dedication on the flyleaf "May the Heavens rejoice and the Earth revel ["י'שמחו ה'שמים ו'תגל ה'ארץ], the month of salvations, in the year that shall be a complete redemption [ת'הא ש'נה ל'גאולה ה'שלמה] for Rabbeinu of Ribnitz shlit"a, from Yitzchak ben Raizel."

This is the Rebbe's personal siddur that he designated for Passover and would use for many years in his famous glory-saturated prayers on the Passover holiday, and from it he worked his famous supernatural salvations for individuals and for the public. (The siddur was given to the Rebbe about 20 years before his passing). The siddur includes in it - as stated - the wonder-worker's personal haggadah, from which the Rebbe worked his greatest wonders on Leil HaSeder - the most elevated night of the year. On that night, the Rebbe enacted his greatest wonders. There is a Jew today living in Monsey, NY (his name can be verified with us), who was childless, and the Ribnitzer Rebbe promised him during Seder night that he would experience salvation. Many years passed, and he still did not experience salvation, until he almost despaired. On Seder night, approximately six months after the Rebbe's passing, his only son was born. Wondrous.

Refer to the Hebrew catalog text for a brief biography of the  Admo"r Rabbi Chaim Zanvl Rabinowitz.

Specifications:  Siddur Beit Ya'akov, New York. Two title pages. Includes a Passover haggadah and a Tehillim. 406; 20; 433-472 leaves. 23 cm. Renowned Kabbalistic siddur "in the ways of the revealed and the hidden, and the Ar"i's intentions, " which the great Admo"rim were particular to use.

Very fine condition: Usage, wine and wax stains. Signed authorization included from the Admo"r's gabbai regarding the authenticity of the siddur, Tehillim and haggadah, and that the Rebbe used it over a lengthy period.

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