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Hayom Yom

Hayom-Yom for 3, Shevat

2 Shevat, 5771 - January 7, 20114 Shevat, 5771 - January 9, 2011

Hayom Yom was written by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in 5703 (1942-43).
In this box we have listed the Torah Lessons for this year.
The Torah Lessons below in the text are as they were in the original edition.
Shabbos, 3 Shevat, 5771 - January 8, 2011
Torah Lessons
(5771)
Chumash: Bo, 7th portion (Exod. 13:1-13:16) with Rashi.
Tehillim: 18-22
Tanya: English text / Audio / MP3
Rambam:
     3 chapters: Hebrew / Audio / MP3,
     1 chapter: Hebrew / Audio / MP3,
     Sefer Hamitzvos: English / Audio / MP3

Shabbat Sh'vat 3 5703
Torah Lessons
(5703)
Chumash: Va'eira, Shevi'i with Rashi.
Tehillim: 18-22.
Tanya: Ch. 16. This then (p. 67)...explained at length. (p. 71).

Torah Or was first printed in 5597 (1837) in Kopust (without supplements). The Tzemach Tzedek, in his letter of Sh'vat 3 that year, wrote: The book Torah Or now printed...contains Maamarim, most of them from 5556 (1796) until the end of 5572 (1812).

Our Master, [1] of blessed memory, carefully examined and edited many of these and agreed to have them published. The book is comprised of two parts:

The first is on two [2] of the Five Books of the Chumash, Chanuka and Purim, with several discourses on Shavuot (time of Giving of the Torah) in Parshat Yitro and a few for Pesach included in Parshat Vayakheil.

The second part (with G-d's help, will be) on the last three Chumashim, Shir Hashirim, the Festivals, Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur...The name of the author is fitting: Schneur, (literally, "two lights"), just as V'aha vta ("you shall love") in numerical value is twice that of the word [3] "light."

Before the second part could be printed, informers had the government close a number of Hebrew printshops in Russia, including the one in Kopust where the Torah Or was printed. In 5608 (1848) the second part was printed in Zitomir with a different title, Likutei Torah.

   

Notes:

  1. (Back to text) The Alter Rebbe, his grandfather.

  2. (Back to text) Bereishit and Sh'mot.

  3. (Back to text) Or is 207 numerically, and V'ahavta is 414.



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