Three notebooks in the handwriting of the mussar genius Rabbi Shabtai Nachumovich's

Three notebooks in the handwriting of the mussar genius Rabbi Shabtai Nachumovich's

Three personal notebooks in the handwriting of the Mussar genius Rabbi Shabtai Nachumovich's - dozens of pages in which he received his own accepted on himself, daily soulmate, Stories of the greatest generation, Torah novellae on Shas tracts and more. Have never been printed.

In one notebook are dozens of tables of pillars containing regulations and fences that he himself fenced - neat lists of receipts he accepted for all the scope of the Torah positives - in attitudes, in thought, in morality, in strengthening the mitzvot daily and weekly. For example, on one side of the various branches, he examined himself: morals, examination, scapegoats, the amount of the Torah, the degree of security in g-d, shameful details, prayer time, minority talk, anger details, public prayer, charity, daily leaf, three feasts and Melave Malka, sleep, Passover, and more. The various issues are divided by the day of the week when each day the genius marks his success or failure in each reinforcement. Rabbi Nachomovitz edited the tables in daily succession between the years 1934-1934, according to the Novhardock ethic, and dated at the top of the pages. In addition, a separate table of several pages appears, in which the genius signifies his success or failure to end each week's parashat hashavuah shnayim mikra and one targum ["parashat ki teze at time and miss, the all of nizavim parasha at time" and so on").

In addition, two a notebooks from a later period in which Novelty on the Shas mainly in the Passover tract: Matzah on Passover, slaughter improperly, Shabbat, brachot, megila, hulin, and more. A page with chapters for "Conversation" intended to deliver the genius, which includes storys s from the hafez hayim, elements according to Rabbi Yisrael of Salant, and more, all in the genius's handwriting.

As far as we know, the three notebooks before us have never been printed, like most of his writings, including Torah novellae on Shas tractates and moral talks he delivered during the yaers, which were not printed in a book.

Rabbi Shabtai Nahomovich [1893-1971], one of the geniuses of the Novardok School of the Moral Movement. Was heads the "Beit Yosef" Novardok Yeshiva in Shedlitz and Haifa and Mashgiach the Tiferet Israel Yeshiva in Haifa. When he was young, he went to study at the Novadruck Yeshiva with the "grandfather" Rabbi Yosef Yosel Horowitz. He ran the Novardock Yeshiva in the Jabersky Bazaar (Jewish Market) neighborhood of Kiev, and later served as the head of the Novardok branches in Zoltanish and Cherkasy. In the year 1921, he was appointed head of the Beit Yosef Yeshiva in Sdlitz, headed 7 years until his emigration to Eretz Israel in 1928. A year after he immigrated, he established a branch of the Novardok Yeshiva in Haifa. Some time later, he was appointed mashgiach of the Tiferet Yisrael Yeshiva and served in that capacity until his passing on the first day of Av, July 23, 1971.

Notebook of the Mussar: 132 pages written, Two Torah novellae notebooks: 68 written pages. 21 cm. Few stains, good condition.