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🗓️ Luach Hayom – Today in Halacha & Jewish History: 1st Iyar
Post Views: 4 Subscribe to Receive PDF Table of Contents 📅 Today in Jewish History 📅 Year 2450 – The Jewish people are counted in the Wilderness On the first day of the month of Iyar, G‑d spoke to Moshe in the Wilderness of Sinai, in the Tent of
🔥 Daily Tanya Chapter 43 Part 3: Preceding loving Hashem to fearing Hashem
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📜 Daily Chumash & Rashi Parshas Tazira Metzora – Shevi’i: The impurity of Shichvas Zera; Nidda; Zava
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📖 Daily Rambam (1 Chapter) Tefilah and Birkat Kohanim – Chapter 13: The Annual Torah Reading Cycle, Festival Readings, and the Order of the Calendar
Post Views: 7 Halachah 1 — The Annual Torah Reading Cycle The universal custom of Israel is to complete the Torah reading in one year, beginning with Bereishit on the Sabbath after Sukkot and concluding on Sukkot of the following year. Although some communities once used a three‑year cycle, this practice
📚 Daf Yomi Summary – Menachot 97: The Showbread System Completed: Support, Order, and Constant Blessing
Post Views: 7 The Golden Rods and Supports The Mishnah details the kanim (golden rods) and snifin (supports): Rods separated the loaves Allowed air circulation Prevented crushing or spoilage Nothing here is decorative—function preserves sanctity. Arrangement on the Table Key principles: Twelve loaves arranged in two stacks of six Incense
💧 Sotah Summary – Sotah 16: Writing and Erasing the Divine Name: Humility, Peace, and the Sotah Ritual
Post Views: 7 Writing the Scroll for the Sotah The Torah commands that the parasha of the Sotah be written specifically for her, and not reused. The Gemara derives: The scroll must be written lishmah (for this woman) It cannot be copied from another scroll Intent matters as much as
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