Holy of Holies! There is no example like it! A copy of the miraculous Tzaddik from Rivnitz - a book that belonged ...

Holy of Holies! There is no example like it! A copy of the miraculous Tzaddik from Rivnitz - a book that belonged to his Rabbi the Tzaddik of Shtefinesht! And other important signatures from the House of Rozin

Sefer Beit Lechem Yehuda on Shulchan Aruch Yoreh De’ah, Polna, 1804. [The book was actually printed in c. 1815. Location and year of printing forged in imitation of 1804 Polna edition which had a printing license]

With the two rare stamps of the Tzaddik Rabbi Avraham Matityahu of Stepinesht with the emblem of the Beit Rozin family - a lion shape in the center of the stamp.

The book is from the estate of the Tzaddik from Rivnitz who left it in his house at Seagate - on the cover is printed the name of the Rebbe "Chaim Zanvil Abramovich"

There are also mentions on the title page "Mordechai Aryeh Ben Feiga"

Important drawing on the back page: "Belongs to R. Yosef of Prahavich, HERE IN RUZIN"

"Belongs to the famous rabbinical rabbi Yosef of Faharevich

The Admor Harav Avraham Mattisyahu of Shtefanesht (1848-1933) was the only son of the Admor Harav Menachem Nachum of Shtefanesht. His illustrious grandfather the holy Ruzhiner, was the mohel by his bris and at the age of three taught him the letters of the Alef-Beis. Harav Avraham Mattisyahu’s fame spread throughout Europe; his wisdom and pure service of Hashem drew countless chassidim to his doorstep to entreat him for counsel, blessings, and salvation.

The Admor’s service of Hashem was legendary, as he prayed for a very long time and spoke little. In 1969, his body was brought to Eretz Yisrael and was buried in Nachalas Yitzchak. Until today, people from around the world flock to the gravesite to pray for salvation and success in his merit.

Rabbi Chaim Zanvil Abramowitz of Ribnitz (1902-1995), the holy Ribnitzer Rebbe, was born in Botosani, Romania. Orphaned as a child, he was raised by the Admor Harav Avraham Mattisyahu of Shtefanesht who treated him as an only son. He dwelled in Ribnitz, which lies in present-day Moldova (formerly Ukraine).

The Rebbe exhibited holy conduct from his youth days, immersing in frozen rivers and serving Hashem devoutly with holiness and purity. While living under the Communist regime, he risked his life frequently to perform circumcisions and slaughter in accordance with Jewish law under the noses of the brutal Communist oppressor. He miraculously survived the Nazi occupation, and it was during this era that he gained his reputation as a miracle worker with countless stories attesting to his holy powers.

In 1972, the Ribnitzer Rebbe immigrated to Eretz Yisrael and then to the United States. Countless Jews appealed to him for blessing and counsel and many attested that he possessed Divine spirit and saw salvation from his blessings. He was laid to rest in Monsey, NY, where thousands flock to his tomb to pray and seek salvation.