ChaBaD Monday, 8 Shevat, 5783 January 30, 2023
ChaBaD
Monday,
8 Shevat, 5783
Jewish History Chassidic master
Rabbi Dovid Biederman of Lelov (1746-1814) was a disciple of the "Seer of Lublin." Rabbi Dovid was known
for his extraordinary ahavat yisrael; it was said of him that he
was incapable of seeing faults in a fellow Jew. Two printed collections of
stories about him are Migdal David and Kodesh
Hillulim. Link: Once a month, as the
moon waxes in the sky, we recite a special blessing called Kiddush Levanah, "the
sanctification of the moon," praising the Creator for His wondrous work
we call astronomy. Links: Kiddush Levana: Sanctification of the Moon Chumash Parshat Beshalach, 1st Portion (Exodus 13:17-14:8) Psalms Tanya Likutei Amarim, beginning of Chapter 21 Rambam 3 Chapters, 1 Chapter, Sefer Hamitzvot Hayom Yom Daily Thought Miracles At every moment, in
each thing, a miracle occurs far transcendent of even the splitting of the
Red Sea: Existence is renewed out of the void, and a natural order is
sustained where there should be chaos. Indeed, it is not
the miracle that is wondrous, but the natural order. Does anyone have a good
reason why gravity should behave today the way it behaved yesterday? Does anyone have a
good reason why there should be anything at all? Shaar
HaYichud VehaEmunah, chapter 2. |
Halachic Times (Zmanim) Times for Jerusalem, Israel 5:15 AM Dawn (Alot
Hashachar): 5:49 AM Earliest Tallit and
Tefillin (Misheyakir): 6:35 AM Sunrise (Hanetz
Hachamah): 9:11 AM Latest Shema: 10:05 AM Latest Shacharit: 11:52 AM Midday (Chatzot
Hayom): 12:20 PM Earliest Mincha
(Mincha Gedolah): 3:01 PM Mincha Ketanah
(“Small Mincha”): 4:08 PM Plag Hamincha (“Half
of Mincha”): 5:10 PM Sunset (Shkiah): 5:37 PM Nightfall (Tzeit
Hakochavim): 11:52 PM Midnight (Chatzot
HaLailah): 53:36 min. Shaah Zmanit
(proportional hour): |
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