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Weekly Torah Archives Devarim - Deuteronomy Vayelech

Annotated text of Daily Zohar

Based on a yearly cycle of brief daily Zohar study

Translated and annotated by Rahmiel-Hayyim Drizin from the Zohar selection in Hok L'Yisrael
Daily Zohar, Vayelech Day 1
Based on Zohar Emor 101a
Daily Zohar, Vayelech Day 2
Based on Zohar Emor 101a
Daily Zohar, Vayelech Day 3
Based on Zohar Emor 101b
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Daily Zohar, Vayelech Day 4
Based on Zohar Emor 102B
Daily Zohar, Vayelech Day 5
Based on Zohar Emor 102a
Daily Zohar, Vayelech Day 6
Based on Zohar Vayakhel 205b

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