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מו"ר הגאון הרב שקד בוהדנה שליט"א ששה סדרי משנה מסכת מגילה פרק ג'משניות ד'-ו'

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Rabbi Shaked Bohadana

מו"ר הגאון הרב שקד בוהדנה שליט"א ששה סדרי משנה מסכת מגילה פרק ג'משניות ד'-ו'

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Tractate Megillah, Chapter Three, Mishnah 4, says that the Mishnah, Rosh Chodesh Adar, which begins on Shabbat, recites in Parasha Shekalim, which begins on Shabbat, and begins on Shabbat. They precede the previous one and stop Shabbat differently on the second. Remember on the third day, a red cow. On the fourth day of this month, you, on the fifth day, return to the regular order for all. They stop on the first days of the month, on Chanukah or Purim, on fasts and Ma'aamot, and on Yom or Purim, on fasts and Ma'aamot, and on Yom Kippur. So here this mishnah teaches us the order of reading regarding the four well-known parshas that we read during the month of Adar, which are actually Parshas Shekalim, Parshas Zachor, Parshas Para, and Parshas Hoshedo. It is well known that our custom today is to actually publish two Torah scrolls. One Torah scroll is called the weekly Torah portion. Torah scrolls. One Torah scroll is called the weekly Torah portion. In the second Torah scroll, we read about these interesting passages about shekels. This is the Katisa affair. So this is actually part of the Chitisa affair. The parsha of "Remember what Amalek did to you" is in the parsha of "Ketze". Parashat Para is in Parashat Hukat, and Parashat Hachosed is in Parashat Bo. So we basically read the matter and dismiss these incidents as irrelevant. Usually,

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  1. 0:01Tractate Megillah, Chapter Three, Mishnah 4, says that the Mishnah, Rosh Chodesh Adar, which begins on
  2. 2:41matter of being. And that is actually the first commandment. The people of Israel were commanded
  3. 5:20, we need to read Parashat Hodesh . So that's actually what the Bartanura is also
  4. 7:57then para, this is the opposite of further, which is mother, and this is the parashah
  5. 10:35ma'ora. Mishnah 5 says in the Mishnah that on Passover, the parshat mo'adot of the Torah
  6. 13:12we both in the Land of Israel and abroad read the same parashat. On the second
  7. 15:56apparently, is it outside the land? Yes, because with us, we have the second day of
  8. 18:29all the firstborn and recite, and it will be like the desecration of Solomon, and tomorrow
  9. 21:11Neshua that they actually recite the matter of the Nazarites on Hanukkah, every day they recite
  10. 23:47very interesting explanation, a wonder of wonders. After all, you bless Hashem, blessed be He, right?

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