Description: קבלה, ספר הבהיר הנקרא מדרשו של ר' נחוניא בן הקנה, הוצאת רבי ראובן מרגליות דפוס ראשון! לא מצוי. ספר הבהיר הנקרא מדרשו של רבי נחוניא בן הקנה עם באורי אור הגנוז לאחד מתלמידי הרשב"א, אבן יקרה לרבינו מרדכי יפה, הגהות רבנו אליהו מווילנא, ונלוה אליהם אור בהיר כולל בירורי נוסחאות על פי ארבעה כתבי יד השוואות עם מאמרי רז"ל בתלמוד מדרש וזהר ציונים לספרי הראשונים המביאים דברי הבהיר הערות והארות אשר חנן ה' אותי, צעיר התלמידים ראובן במוה"ר משה מרגליות, הוצאת מוסד הרב קוק ירושלים תשי"א. הוצאה ראשונה, לא מצוי. הגאון רבי ראובן מרגליות נודע בספריו והגהותיו החשובות ביותר על הזוהר הקדוש ועוד ספרים, היה מגדולי הגאונים בדור הקודם. מצב טוב מאוד. ===============R. Margulies was born in 1889 and was known, from the time of his youth, as extremly erudite. Although he recieved ordination, he did not become a Rabbi and instead opened a bookstore in Lemberg. It is said that although his store was always full of talmidi hakhmim it was unclear if he actually sold anything. During his time in Lemberg he began publishing his own books. Many of his early books focus on hassidim. One of his early works, a biography on R. Hayyim ben Attar (Ohr haHayyim haKodesh) included comments by R. Dan Polonski, the author of the Kli Hemdah. In 1935 R. Margulies moved to Israel and became the librarian at the Rambam Library in Tel Aviv. After moving to Israel he produced some of his most well known works. He began to focus on the Zohar literature and produced a fully annotated version of the Zohar, Zohar Hadash, Tikkunei Zohar and the Bahir. Additionally, during this time, he was involved in a controversy with Gershon Scholem over the R. Jacob Emden/R. Jonathan Eybeshuetz controversy. R. Margulies produced a pamphlet defending R. Eybeshuetz and in response Scholem produced his own disagreeing with R. Marguleis's conclusions. Margolies authored over 55 books on Jewish topics. He possessed a photographic memory, and was well versed in all aspects of both the written Bible, Oral Torah (Talmud and its commentaries) as well Kabbalah and Zohar . He established the Rambam library. He wrote on a wide range of subjects; His works were meant for both scholars and laymen alike. All of his writings are in Hebrew. He wrote on the formation of the Mishna and the Talmud displaying originality in thought, and a wide range of knowledge. He further wrote on the Kabbalah. Such works include "The Rambam and the Zohar" demonstrating correlations between Maimonides Mishna Torah and the Zohar; Nitzotzei Zohar demonstrating correlations between the Tannatic and Amoraic works (such as the Talmud and Medrashim) and the Zohar. He was also involved in a controversy with Gershon Scholem over the Rabbi Jacob Emden/Rabbi Jonathan Eybeshuetz controversy. Margulies produced a pamphlet defending R. Eybeshuetz and in response Scholem produced his own disagreeing with Marguleis's conclusions. He wrote a number of scholarly biographies of major Jewish personalities such as Maharsha, Ohr Ha-Chaim Hakodosh, Noam Elimelech, Rabbi Moses ben Nachman (Ramban), and R' Yechiel of Paris including valuable annotation clarifying ideas in their works. The biographies focus primarily on their methods of scholarship and not on their personalities. First printed in Poland, they were never reprinted. He wrote several works concerning the development of a legal system in the newly formed Jewish State (Kavei Ohr, Tal Tichye). According to Dr. Yitzchok Raphael, his writing is in a terse style designed to concentrate a maximum amount of information in a minimum of space. Awards In 1957, Margolies was awarded the Israel Prize for his work on Rabbinical literature.
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