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Shalom u'vracha. Parshat Emor, aliya revi'it, the fourth aliya. The Torah speaks about this as one of the only two places in the Torah where the Torah discusses all of the mo'adim. Parshat Pinchas also discusses the korbanot of the various holidays and festivals throughout the year, but in two places in the Torah we find the actual mention of the laws of the holiday. That's in Parshat Emor, in this aliya, and once again in Mishneh Torah, in Parshat Re'eh. The Torah discusses the cycle of the
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