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Friday, October 22, 2021

Why Cheshvan & Kislev?

Why Cheshvan & Kislev?
 The Tur (O.Ch. 428) writes ,”Tishrei is always a full month (30days) and Teves is always a missing (short) month (29days)

The months alternate one month is full and the following is short.
The months of Cheshvan & Kislev are exceptions. Some years both  months are full.(שנה שלמה ). Some years both months are short ( חסרה ) and some years one is full and the other is short (כסדרה)“

The reason for this is to equalize the months. A lunar cycle is
29 days+12hours+ 793 Chalokim (Aprox. ¾ hr.)

The Levush explains why did Chazal pick Cheshvan & Kislev
to change the system of alternating full and short months.and
not any other month.

“The first opportunity we have to add or subtract from the month is on the month of Cheshvan.
We can’t do it on Nissan & Iyar  because the 50th day of Sefirah needs to be on the 6th of Sivan. (by adding or subtracting a day  we will have it on the 5th or the 7th )

From Shavuos till Yom Kippur we need to have 3x 40 days.
to commemorate the 3x 40 days from Moshe Rabeinu standing
on the mountain (Shavuos) and bringing down the Luchos on
Yom Kippur.

Chodesh Tishrei is the king of the Chodoshim and the Month
with Yomim Tovim (ירח האתנים )  we can’t make it a חסר .


Therefore the first opportune time is on the month of Cheshvan.

Tuesday, October 27, 2020

Tomorrow will be your lucky day

 


                        Mazal Tov!
        Tomorrow will be your lucky day
               Wednesday י' מרחשון




The Sefer (מועד לכל חי (ר' חיים פלאג'י writes, The10th of
Cheshvan, the birthday of גד בן יעקב is a lucky day.
The זכות of גד covers over us all day long.

Good Luck!

 

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