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“For great protection and to bring blessing into his home” Likkutei Torah V'HaSha”s - Zhidichov Chassidism, First Edition. 3 Volumes 1883-1892 - A set of three volumes of the Holy Sefer  'Likutei Torah V’Hashas' by the Rebbe Yitzchak Isaac of Zidichov, explanations on the Five Books of the Torah in a Chassidic approach. First editions. These  three volumes were published by his great disciple the Holy Rebbi Yosef Meir Weiss of Spinka author of the 'Imrei Yosef'. 1. Shmot. Munkatch 1883. [2], 252, [2] pages. Very good condition, original binding, front cover detached. Signature of the Yemenite Chacham Rabbi Yitzhak Damti. [3] pages of subscribers. 2 .Vayikra, Munkatch 1886. [4], 168 pages. Printed at the beginning is a foreword by the publisher the Holy Rebbe Yosef Meir Weiss of Spinka. And letters by the Holy Maggid of Koznitz, Rebbe Tzvi Hirch of Zidachow & Rebbe Chaim Halberstam of Sanz. Hole in title page not affecting text. otherwise in very good condition. Later binding. [3] leaves of subscribers. 3. Devarim. [12], 200 pages. Sziget 1892. Good condition, later binding. Stamp: Samuel Grosz. The Imrei Yosef  wrote in his introduction to the Sefer  Vayikra: “… I am sure that anyone who buys the holy book of the holy rabbi, his merit will certainly protect him in this world and the next, and he will have ”great protection” [the emphasis appears in the original!] and blessing will be brought into his home…” In the long 12 page  introduction to Sefer Devarim the Rebbe of Spinka talks at length about his rabbi, the author, and quotes important Torah teachings from the leading Chassidic leaders and ends with the words: “ And it is well known that when the author taught Torah publicly he brought an abundance of prosperity and success to our Jewish brethren, and therefore when his holy book is published in the world, and we know that the righteous are greater etc….they will be elevated and will be blessed with an abundance of prosperity and success and no-one will be able to harm them…”  Stefansky, Chassidut no. 298.