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Beer Hagola by the Mahara'l of Prague with the approval and additions of the Maggid of Kozenitz - The Copy of Rabbi Meir Halevi Soloveitchik - Glosses in His Handwriting
Beer Hagola by the Mahara'l of Prague, Navi Dwahr 1804. The second edition of 'Beer Hagola', with the consent of the Maggid of Kozenitz and three articles from the Maggid that appeared in this edition for the first time - The copy of Rabbi Meir Halevi Salavichik - signature of his holy hand on the title page. In the body of the book are three short glosses in his handwriting.
In this edition, three articles were printed for the first time by the Maggid of Kozenitz in which he explains the depth of the Mahara'l. Two were printed on the last page and as the printer writes:"The third article we could not present here because the sheet was short and we presented it in the open of the book", and it appears in a comment after the approval of the Maggid of Koznich at the beginning of the book.
As far as is known, these articles by the Maggid of Koznitz are the only words of his teachings printed in his life. The article that appears here regarding the secret of "Yediah UbHirah" it is one of the important articles of the Maggid, in which he established one of his well-known foundations in explaining the "Yediah UbHirah" hint to the secret of Tikun HaOlam, and in several places he refers to this article that printed here for the first time.
The genius Rabbi Meir Halevi Soloveitchik [1929-2016] was born in Brisk to his great father Maran the Gri'z of Brisk and immigrated with him to Eretz Israel in 1941. He studied in Etz Hayim, and then with Gra'z Meltzer along with Rabbi Shmuel Auerbach Zt'l and the Admor of Rahmstrivka - United States, and also studied with his father. Heads the Brisk Yeshiva in the Achva neighborhood of Jerusalem, with the assistance and encouragement of Rabbi Shach.
[1] 58, [1] leaves. 20 cm. Not bound. Censor stamp on title page. condition good-moderate.
