During mincha on shabbos, it occurred to me that this is a year where we
will leyn from parshas sh'mini eight times. This occurs only in ch'l, and
only when Pesach starts on shabbos.
During a leap year, in ch'l, when Pesach starts on shabbos, we (always?
usually?) read from a different parsha eight times. (I'll leave this is as
a trivia question for now).
-- Sholom
: During a leap year, in ch'l, when Pesach starts on shabbos, we (always?
: usually?) read from a different parsha eight times. (I'll leave this is as
: a trivia question for now).
There was a saying: Shemoneh 'Shemini' shemeinah. Years like this one
were considered propitious for a large crop.
(I think I saw that in a sichah by the LR.)
Tir'u baTov!
-Micha
: During a leap year, in ch'l, when Pesach starts on shabbos, we (always?
: usually?) read from a different parsha eight times. (I'll leave this is as
: a trivia question for now).There was a saying: Shemoneh 'Shemini' shemeinah. Years like this one
were considered propitious for a large crop.(I think I saw that in a sichah by the LR.)
REMT wrote me off line and noted: "I don't know its source, but I first
heard it when I was a young child."
He also answered my trivial question, writing: "In a leap year, the
parsha read eight times will always be Acharei Mos. I know of no one
commenting on its significance."
It just occurs to me that the main event in parshas Acharei Mos occurred
on the same day as the events in parshas Shemini.
Kol tuv!
-- Sholom