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Study Schedule for Rambam’s Sefer HaMitzvos
7 Kislev, 5776-20 Tishrei, 5777 — 35th yearly cycle
Lesson
Date
1
Kislev 7/Nov. 19
Th Rambam’s Introduction: From
(...uc rtcta vzv rpxv): “This book, in which I will
explain...” to (ubrfza) “that which we have
mentioned.” (iurfzc khj,n v,g hbtu) “And now I
will begin in noting the principles” to (vag ,umnc)
Day
“in the positive
Rambam’s Introduction
The 6th Principle:
Mitzvos
mitzvah
The 7th Principle: Do not count the details of a mitzvah
39
40
41
42
43
[themselves as
2016
commandment
commandment
When a
and
is
a
has both a positive
prohibition,
counted with the
the
positive
positive
comman-
dants and the prohibition with the prohibitions.
mitzvos.”
mitzvos].
The 8th Principle:
Do
not
count
a
mere
negative
statement among the prohibitions.
Sefer HaMitzvos, the Rambam explains
The 9th Principle: Do not count the number of negative
what led him to compose this work. Having first produced his
or positive statements, but the act which is prohibited or
famed Commentary to the
commanded.
In his Introduction to
Mishnah, the Rambam then wanted
to write a comprehensive Halachic text. This is his Mishneh
Torah, or Yad HaChazakah. In order to insure that this work be
complete and cover all 613 mitzvos, he wanted to first list all
these mitzvos at the beginning.
However, he was unable to find a list of the 613 mitzvos he was
The 10th Principle: Do not count the act which precedes
[the
The 11th Principle: If one mitzvah includes a number of
elements, do not count them separately.
The 12th Principle:
satisfied with. The Talmud, although it states clearly that there are 613
The 13th Principle:
number of
with another work,] namely this book, in
which I will give the correct list of the
mitzvos and explain the
proper way to count them. I will therefore bring proofs from
verses of the Torah and from the explanations of the Sages on
them. I’ll first give the Principles which should be relied upon in
listing the
mitzvos.
When by using this work, the total comes out correct —
clearly proven and without any doubts — the reader will be able
to detect the errors of all who used a method other than this to
count the
mitzvos. It will then be unnecessary for me to answer
individuals or clarify their errors, for the benefit and goal of this
work can be reached by those who seek it without this [individual
correspondence]. For I shall explain all of the
mitzvos
and list
them individually, bring a proof in any case of doubt or where
there is the possibility that someone without deep knowledge of
this
work’s
goal
is
not
to
give
details
of
any
mitzvah, but just to enumerate them. If I do explain some laws
when mentioning the mitzvah, it will merely be to explain its
name — to know what the mitzvah or prohibition actually is, and
why it was given this name.
After we know the proper enumeration of
mitzvos according
to the proofs in this work, then I will list them briefly at the
beginning of the general book [i.e.
Mishneh Torah] that we have
mentioned.
[The Principles]
And
now
I
will
begin
to
discuss
the
Principles,
fourteen, to be relied upon in enumerating the
mitzvos.
totaling
However, I should first mention that the total number of
mitzvos
commanded to us by G-d in the
Sefer Torah
are 613.
There are 248 positive commandments, like the number of limbs
in the human body; and 365 prohibitions, like the days in a solar
year. This count is mentioned in the Talmud in the end of tractate
Makkos,1 where our Sages said, “613 commandments were said
to Moshe on Mt. Sinai: 365, corresponding to the days in a solar
2
year, and 248, corresponding to a person’s limbs.” Our Sages
also said a
drash on the similarity between the mitzvos and the
number of limbs, that it is as if each limb tells the person, “Do a
mitzvah
with
me!”;
and
on
the
similarity
between
the
prohibitions and the days of the year that it is as if each day tells
the person, “Don’t do any prohibition on my day!”
Not a single commentary who lists the
mitzvos erred in this
enumeration [of 613 and the division of 248/365]. They were
totally mistaken, however, in what goes into the list, as I will
explain in this work. The reason for this [error] was because they
did not know the 14 Principles that I will now explain.
The 1st Principle: Do not count Rabbinic Commandments
in this list.
The 2nd Principle: Do not include laws which are derived
3
from one of the 13 principles of Torah interpretation
from a
ribui.4
The 3rd Principle:
Do not count
mitzvos
or
which are not
binding on all generations.
The 4th Principle: Do not count commands which cover
all the
mitzvos.
The 5th Principle: Do not count the reason for a mitzvah
as an actual
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1.
2.
3.
4.
mitzvah.
23b.
Tanchuma, Ki Seitze.
Of Rabbi Yishmael, as listed in the Daily Prayers.
An extra word, letter, etc. in a Scriptural verse.
certain
mitzvah
is
How
one
counts
punishment as positive mitzvos.
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Kislev 8/Nov. 20
Kislev 9/Nov. 21
Kislev 10/Nov. 22
Kislev 11/Nov. 23
Kislev 12/Nov. 24
Kislev 13/Nov. 25
Kislev 14/Nov. 26
Kislev 15/Nov. 27
Kislev 16/Nov. 28
Kislev 17/Nov. 29
Kislev 18/Nov. 30
Kislev 19/Dec. 1
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Sh
Su
M
Tu
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Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
the
modes
of
*
The principles
The principles*
The principles*
P1, N1, P2
P3, P4, P9
N63, N65, P172
N64, P8, P6, P206
P207, N302, P205, N303
N256, N301, N304, N305
P11
P209
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64
65
66
67
68
N10, N47, N60, N6, N5, N2,
N3, N4, N15, P186, N23, N24
14 Kislev 20/Dec. 2
15 Kislev 21/Dec. 3
W
F
N35, N38, N36, N37, N34, N43,
N44, N40, N39, N41, N45, N171
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
P73
P73
P73
P73, P10
P10, P5
P5
P5
P5
P5
P26, P12
P13
P15, P18
P17
P14
P19
P19
wufu ubhkg luknh). He shall reign
accustomed” to (
over us, etc.”
36 Teves 12/Dec. 24
Th Mishneh Torah, ibid.: From
(irushxu vkp,v ,ufrc jxub) “Text of Blessings of
the Amidah and their Arrangement. (v,t lurc) /t
(1) Blessed are You” to (wufu ouka vaug) “He who
Viddui].
Mishneh Torah ibid.: From
makes peace, etc.” [end of Text of
37 Teves 13/Dec. 25
F
(iuznv ,frc jxub) “Text of Blessing After a Meal.
Blessed are You” to (whhc ahat) “I will greatly
rejoice in the L-rd.” P154
Sh
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N322
N322
N321
N321
P155
P155
P155
N320
N321
P165, N329, P164, N196
P159, N323, P160, N324
P162, N325, P163, N326
P166, N327, P167, N328, N199
P156, N197, N198
N200, N201, P158
P157. Mishneh Torah, End of
Chometz and Matzah: (vsdvv jxub) Text
of the Haggadah. P170
Shevat 17/Jan. 27
Shevat 18/Jan. 28
Shevat 19/Jan. 29
Shevat 20/Jan. 30
Shevat 21/Jan. 31
Shevat 22/Feb. 1
Shevat 23/Feb. 2
Shevat 24/Feb. 3
Shevat 25/Feb. 4
Shevat 26/Feb. 5
Shevat 27/Feb. 6
Shevat 28/Feb. 7
Shevat 29/Feb. 8
Shevat 30/Feb. 9
Adar I 1/Feb. 10
Adar I 2/Feb. 11
Adar I 3/Feb. 12
Adar I 4/Feb. 13
88 Adar I 5/Feb. 14
Tu
Mishneh Torah, ibid.: Chapters
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Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
P213
N355
N355
N355
N262
N262
P212
P212
P222
P222
N356
N356
N356, P216
P217
N357
P220, P218, N358, P219, N359
P223, N104
N105, N330, N331, N332,
Su
N336, N335, N337, N338,
M
N340, N341, N342, N343,
N339
89 Adar I 6/Feb. 15
N344, N345
90 Adar I 7/Feb. 16
91 Adar I 8/Feb. 17
92 Adar I 9/Feb. 18
Tu
W
Th
N348, N349, N350, N351
N352, N347, N346
N52, N53, N55, N54, N354,
N360, N361
93 Adar I 10/Feb. 19
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N161, N162, P38, N160, N158,
N159
94 Adar I 11/Feb. 20
95 Adar I 12/Feb. 21
96 Adar I 13/Feb. 22
Sh
Su
M
N353, P149
P150, P151, P152, N172, N174
N173, N175, N176, N177,
N178
97 Adar I 14/Feb. 23
98 Adar I 15/Feb. 24
P154
* In these days (which correspond to the study of the Introduction in
Mishneh Torah), each person should learn the “Principles” according
to his abilities. Whatever is left unlearned of the “Principles” should
be studied in the following days (in addition to the scheduled portion
of those days). For thoese listening to the shiurim on tape, MP3, etc.,
Principles 1-3 are explained in Lesson 2; Principles 4-6 — Lesson 3;
Principles 7-9 — Lesson 4; Principle 10 — Lesson 64; Principle 11 —
Lesson 65; Principle 12 — Lesson 72; Principle 13 — Lesson 73.
Shevat 4/Jan. 14
Th P168
Shevat 5/Jan. 15
F P169
Shevat 6/Jan. 16
Sh P171
Shevat 7/Jan. 17
Su P171, P153
Shevat 8/Jan. 18
M P153
Shevat 9/Jan. 19
Tu P153
Shevat 10/Jan. 20
W P153
Shevat 11/Jan. 21
Th P153
Shevat 12/Jan. 22
F P153
Shevat 13/Jan. 23
Sh P153, P59
Shevat 14/Jan. 24
Su P59
Shevat 15/Jan. 25
M P59. Mishneh Torah: From
(vfubju vkhdn ,ufkv) “Laws of Megillah and
Chanukah” to ...(ukt oherpc) “In these chapters.”
N333, N334
P19, P215
of prayers for the whole year. The people are
—————
N320
3-4. P213
P19
P215. Mishneh Torah, End of
Sefer Ahavah: From (vbav kf ,ukp, rsx) “Order
38 Teves 14/Dec. 26
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Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
69 Shevat 16/Jan. 26
N11, N12, N13, P185, N25,
N22, N48, N50, N51, N30, N33, N31, N32
Kislev 23/Dec. 5
Kislev 24/Dec. 6
Kislev 25/Dec. 7
Kislev 26/Dec. 8
Kislev 27/Dec. 9
Kislev 28/Dec. 10
Kislev 29/Dec. 11
Kislev 30/Dec. 12
Teves 1/Dec. 13
Teves 2/Dec. 14
Teves 3/Dec. 15
Teves 4/Dec. 16
Teves 5/Dec. 17
Teves 6/Dec. 18
Teves 7/Dec. 19
Teves 8/Dec. 20
Teves 9/Dec. 21
Teves 10/Dec. 22
Teves 11/Dec. 23
Teves 20/Jan. 1
Teves 21/Jan. 2
Teves 22/Jan. 3
Teves 23/Jan. 4
Teves 24/Jan. 5
Teves 25/Jan. 6
Teves 26/Jan. 7
Teves 27/Jan. 8
Teves 28/Jan. 9
Teves 29/Jan. 10
Shevat 1/Jan. 11
Shevat 2/Jan. 12
Shevat 3/Jan. 13
N320
Chapters 1-2.
N16, N17, N18, N19, N20, N21,
Th
16 Kislev 22/Dec. 4
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35
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Tu
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Laws of
N26, N28, N27, N29, N14, N8, N9, N7
Torah could err. I will eliminate his error and explain all doubts.
However,
a
mitzvos.
The 14th Principle:
He concludes,
“Therefore, I saw it fitting to precede this book I mentioned
Although
performed for a number of days, this does not affect the
determining which laws count in the total of 613.
Mishneh Torah)
When commanded to do a certain
action, do not count each part of the action separately.
mitzvos, does not list precisely which count as mitzvos and which do
not. Those commentaries who did list the mitzvos often disagree and
are inconsistent, according to the Rambam, in the principles they use in
(i.e.
mitzvah] as a mitzvah.
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45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Teves 15/Dec. 27
Teves 16/Dec. 28
Teves 17/Dec. 29
Teves 18/Dec. 30
Teves 19/Dec. 31
Tu
W
N179, N180, N188
N181, N182, N184, N185,
N183
99 Adar I 16/Feb. 25
Th
N187, N186, N189, N190,
N191, N192
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101
102
103
104
105
Adar I 17/Feb. 26
Adar I 18/Feb. 27
Adar I 19/Feb. 28
Adar I 20/Feb. 29
Adar I 21/March 1
Adar I 22/March 2
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
N193, N153, N194, P146
N101
P147
N306
P148
N61
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141
142
143
144
145
Adar I 23/March 3
Adar I 24/March 4
Adar I 25/March 5
Adar I 26/March 6
Adar I 27/March 7
Adar I 28/March 8
Adar I 29/March 9
Adar I 30/March 10
Adar II 1/March 11
Adar II 2/March 12
Adar II 3/March 13
Adar II 4/March 14
Adar II 5/March 15
Adar II 6/March 16
Adar II 7/March 17
Adar II 8/March 18
Adar II 9/March 19
Adar II 10/March 20
Adar II 11/March 21
Adar II 12/March 22
Adar II 13/March 23
Adar II 14/March 24
Adar II 15/March 25
Adar II 16/March 26
Adar II 17/March 27
Adar II 18/March 28
Adar II 19/March 29
Adar II 20/March 30
Adar II 21/March 31
Adar II 22/April 1
Adar II 23/April 2
Adar II 24/April 3
Adar II 25/April 4
Adar II 26/April 5
Adar II 27/April 6
Adar II 28/April 7
Adar II 29/April 8
Nissan 1/April 9
Nissan 2/April 10
Nissan 3/April 11
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F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
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Th
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Sh
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M
Tu
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Sh
Su
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Tu
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Tu
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N62
N248, N249
P7
P94
P94
N157
P95
P95, P92, N209
N202, N203, N204
N205, N206, N208, N207
P93, P114
P115, P116, P117
P145, N110
N111, N215
N216
N217, N218
N42, P120, N210
P121, N211, P123, N212
P124, N213, P122, N214
P130, P195, N232
P126, P129
N154
N133, N134
N135, N136
N137
P127
P127
P127
P127
P127, P128, N152
N150, N151
N141, N142, N143
P119
P131, P125
N149,* P132
P133, P143, P144
P80, P81
P82, P135, N220, N221, N222
N223, P134, P141, N230, N231
P140, P136, P137, N224, N225,
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
Nissan 4/April 12
Nissan 5/April 13
Nissan 6/April 14
Nissan 7/April 15
Nissan 8/April 16
Nissan 9/April 17
Nissan 10/April 18
Nissan 11/April 19
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
P138, N227, P139
N169, N170, P183, N228, P20
N79, N80
P21
P22, N67, P35, N83, N84
N85, N82, P34, N86
P23, N72, P32, P36
P33, N88, N87, N73, N163,
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161
162
Nissan 12/April 20
Nissan 13/April 21
Nissan 14/April 22
Nissan 15/April 23
Nissan 16/April 24
Nissan 17/April 25
Nissan 18/April 26
Nissan 19/April 27
Nissan 20/April 28
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
N68, N165, P31, N77, N78
N75, N76, P24, N69, N70, N71
N74, P61, N91, N92, N93
N94, N95, N96, N97, P86
P60, N100, N98, P62, N99
P63, N146, P64
N139, N112, P65
P89, N145, N148**
P66, N147, P67, N102, N103,
163
164
165
166
167
Nissan 21/April 29
Nissan 22/April 30
Nissan 23/May 1
Nissan 24/May 2
Nissan 25/May 3
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
N124, P88, P83, N155
P84, P85, N90
N89, P39, P29, N81, P30
P28, P25, P40, P41, P27, P42
P43, P44, P45, P46, P47, P48,
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
Nissan 26/May 4
Nissan 27/May 5
Nissan 28/May 6
Nissan 29/May 7
Nissan 30/May 8
Iyar 1/May 9
Iyar 2/May 10
Iyar 3/May 11
Iyar 4/May 12
Iyar 5/May 13
Iyar 6/May 14
Iyar 7/May 15
Iyar 8/May 16
Iyar 9/May 17
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
P161, N140
N132
N120
N131
N130, N129
P91
P90
P49
P49, P118
N113
N114
N114, P55, N115, N116
P57, P56, P58
N125, N123, N128, N126, N127,
182
183
184
185
N226
N164
N138
P50, P51
N121, N122
Iyar 10/May 18
Iyar 11/May 19
Iyar 12/May 20
Iyar 13/May 21
—————
W
Th
F
Sh
N117, N119, N118, P53, P52,
P54, N156, N229, P16, P79
N144, N108
P78
* In Kapach’s (and Soncino’s trans.) edition, this is mitzvah 148.
** In Kapach’s (and Soncino’s trans.) edition, this is mitzvah 149.
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Iyar 14/May 22
Iyar 15/May 23
Iyar 16/May 24
Iyar 17/May 25
Iyar 18/May 26
Iyar 19/May 27
Iyar 20/May 28
Iyar 21/May 29
Iyar 22/May 30
Iyar 23/May 31
Iyar 24/June 1
Iyar 25/June 2
Iyar 26/June 3
Iyar 27/June 4
Iyar 28/June 5
Iyar 29/June 6
Sivan 1/June 7
Sivan 2/June 8
Sivan 3/June 9
Sivan 4/June 10
Sivan 5/June 11
Sivan 6/June 12
Sivan 7/June 13
Sivan 8/June 14
Sivan 9/June 15
Sivan 10/June 16
Sivan 11/June 17
Sivan 12/June 18
Sivan 13/June 19
Sivan 14/June 20
Sivan 15/June 21
Sivan 16/June 22
Sivan 17/June 23
Sivan 18/June 24
Sivan 19/June 25
Sivan 20/June 26
Sivan 21/June 27
Sivan 22/June 28
Sivan 23/June 29
Sivan 24/June 30
Sivan 25/July 1
Sivan 26/July 2
Sivan 27/July 3
Sivan 28/July 4
Sivan 29/July 5
Sivan 30/July 6
Tammuz 1/July 7
Tammuz 2/July 8
Tammuz 3/July 9
Tammuz 4/July 10
Tammuz 5/July 11
Tammuz 6/July 12
Tammuz 7/July 13
Tammuz 8/July 14
Tammuz 9/July 15
Tammuz 10/July 16
Tammuz 11/July 17
Tammuz 12/July 18
Tammuz 13/July 19
Tammuz 14/July 20
Tammuz 15/July 21
Tammuz 16/July 22
Tammuz 17/July 23
Tammuz 18/July 24
Tammuz 19/July 25
Tammuz 20/July 26
Tammuz 21/July 27
Tammuz 22/July 28
Tammuz 23/July 29
Tammuz 24/July 30
Tammuz 25/July 31
Tammuz 26/Aug. 1
Tammuz 27/Aug. 2
Tammuz 28/Aug. 3
Tammuz 29/Aug. 4
Av 1/Aug. 5
Av 2/Aug. 6
Av 3/Aug. 7
Av 4/Aug. 8
Av 5/Aug. 9
Av 6/Aug. 10
Av 7/Aug. 11
Av 8/Aug. 12
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N109, P69
P70
P70
P71
P72
P68, P75, P76
P74, P77
N106, P87
N107, P107
P107
P107
P107
P107
P107
P107
P107
P107, P113
P113
P113
P108
P108
P108, P101
N308, N307
P112
P110
P111
P102, P103
P99
P100
P106
P104
P104, P96
P96
P97
P97
P105
P105
P105
P98
P98
P98
P98
P98
P98
P107
P108
P101
P99
P100
P106
P104
P96
P109
P109
P109
P109
P109, P237
P240
P238
P241
P241
N244, P239
P208, N271, N272
N246, N243
N245
N247
N265
N266
P194
N269, P204
P236
P236
P236, N289, N296*
P225, N295,** N292
P247, N293, N297, P182
P181, N309, N298, P184
N299, P202, P203, N270
P245
P245
N250
N250
N251
N251
* In Heller’s and Kapach’s (and Soncino’s trans.) editions, this is mitzvah
295.
** In Heller’s and Kapach’s (and Soncino’s trans.) editions, this is mitzvah
296.
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Av 9/Aug. 13*
Av 10/Aug. 14**
Av 11/Aug. 15
Av 12/Aug. 16
Av 13/Aug. 17
Av 14/Aug. 18
Av 15/Aug. 19
Av 16/Aug. 20
Av 17/Aug. 21
Av 18/Aug. 22
Av 19/Aug. 23
Av 20/Aug. 24
Av 21/Aug. 25
Av 22/Aug. 26
Av 23/Aug. 27
Av 24/Aug. 28
Av 25/Aug. 29
Av 26/Aug. 30
Av 27/Aug. 31
Av 28/Sept. 1
Av 29/Sept. 2
Av 30/Sept. 3
Elul 1/Sept. 4
Elul 2/Sept. 5
Elul 3/Sept. 6
Elul 4/Sept. 7
Elul 5/Sept. 8
Elul 6/Sept. 9
Elul 7/Sept. 10
Elul 8/Sept. 11
Elul 9/Sept. 12
Elul 10/Sept. 13
Elul 11/Sept. 14
Elul 12/Sept. 15
Elul 13/Sept. 16
Elul 14/Sept. 17
Elul 15/Sept. 18
Elul 16/Sept. 19
Elul 17/Sept. 20
Elul 18/Sept. 21
Elul 19/Sept. 22
Elul 20/Sept. 23
Elul 21/Sept. 24
Elul 22/Sept. 25
Elul 23/Sept. 26
Elul 24/Sept. 27
Elul 25/Sept. 28
Elul 26/Sept. 29
Elul 27/Sept. 30
Elul 28/Oct. 1
Elul 29/Oct. 2
Tishrei 1 5777 /Oct. 3
Tishrei 2/Oct. 4
Tishrei 3/Oct. 5
Tishrei 4/Oct. 6
Tishrei 5/Oct. 7
Tishrei 6/Oct. 8
Tishrei 7/Oct. 9
Tishrei 8/Oct. 10
Tishrei 9/Oct. 11
Tishrei 10/Oct. 12
Tishrei 11/Oct. 13
Tishrei 12/Oct. 14
Tishrei 13/Oct. 15
Tishrei 14/Oct. 16
Tishrei 15/Oct. 17
Tishrei 16/Oct. 18
Tishrei 17/Oct. 19
Tishrei 18/Oct. 20
Tishrei 19/Oct. 21
Tishrei 20/Oct. 22
N263, N264
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Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
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Tu
W
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Sh
Su
M
Tu
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M
Tu
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Tu
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Su
M
Tu
W
Th
F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
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F
Sh
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
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Sh
N253
N253
N252
N252
P245
P245
P245
P245
P236
P236
P236
P236
P245
P245
P245
P245
P232, N258, N259, N257, N260
P196, N233, P234, P233, N261
P235, N254, N255
P243
P200, N238
P201
N267, N268
N219, P244
P244
P242
P197, N234
P142
N239
P199, N240
N241, N242
N235
N236
N237
P198
P246
P246
P246
P246
P246
P246, P248
P248
P248
P248
P176, N284, P175
N282, N283, P229, P228
P226, P227, P230, P231, N66
N310, P224, N300
N294, N290
N279, N277, N275, N278, N273
N280, P177, N276, N274
N315, N281, N316
N317, P178
P179
N291
N288
N286
N287
N285
P180
P174, N312, N313, N314
N318, N319, P210, P211
N195, P37
N168
N167
N166
N166
P173, N362, N364, N363, N365
P187, N49, P188, P189, N59
N46, P190, N56, N57, P192, P193
P191, P214, N311, N58, P221,
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** Today’s segment should be studied after Havdalah is recited —
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