Megillah 2: So Many Days of Reading the Megillah

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Megillah 2: So Many Days of Reading the Megillah

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Dec 14, 2021

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Introducing... Megillah. What are the dates when Megillat Esther may be read - beyond the 14th (Purim) and 15th (Shushan Purim). Which brings us the categories of the cities, towns, walled cities, and villages. Plus, the linguistic analysis that allows for all those possible dates.

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Dec 14, 2021

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