Auction 8
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Nov 27, 2018
Mevo Ktsia 1 Jerusalem - 0526643120 / 0524849344., Israel
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LOT 202:
A greeting in The 'drawer of the angels' coin from the holy Rebbe, Rabbi Shlomo of Zwiel.
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A greeting in The 'drawer of the angels' coin from the holy Rebbe, Rabbi Shlomo of Zwiel.
The coin is framed with a portrait of the righteous rebbe.
Very rare item!
Condition; Very Good.
The 'drawer of the angels' - the most famous drawer in Jerusalem - is the same wonder drawer that was in the home of the righteous Rabbi Shlomo of Zuheil, from which the tzaddik would take out all his possessions and give to all needy and needy people. They had never seen the tzaddik bring coins into the drawer, and some coins he had scattered to all the poor had never run out of the same drawer.
The coins continue to bring about salvation even after the death of the wicked Tzaddik.
Rabbi Shlomo Goldman (Rabbi Sholomke Zevilhar, 1869-1945) served as Rabbi and the fourth Admor of Zuheil, and was the founder of Zuheil Hasidut in the Land of Israel and was the son of a great-grandson of Rabbi Yechiel Michel of Zlotshov, He was also the son-in-law of Rabbi Alter of David Horodok, and in 1925, together with his grandson Rabbi Mordechai, fled from Communist Russia to Poland, and from there he immigrated to Jerusalem in 1926 and studied in Yeshivat Chayei Olam. His Admor, the residents of Jerusalem began to recognize his greatness and he became known as a master. He died on the 26th of Iyar 5705 (1945) and was buried on the Mount of Olives. His burial place became Tel Talpiot for the masses of the House of Israel.
