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Times from the Weekly Bulletin, week of November 1. Clocks go back one hour Saturday night (Oct 31 → Sun Nov 1); new winter times begin Sunday. The 1st Shacharit and the later Mincha and Arvit follow the zmanim and change through the season. Daf Yomi also follows the 1st Shacharit (2nd on Sunday).
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From the Weekly Bulletin. Shabbat times follow the zmanim and change each week.
In this week’s Parasha we learn about the birth of Yitzchak. The name Yitzchak represents simcha, as it means to smile or laugh. R Moshe Shternbuch points out the irony in Yitzchak’s name. Yitzchak was known to represent Din, which is justice, and seemingly represents a more serious lifestyle. Why then would his name be Yitzchak, happiness?
Dedicated l’iluy nishmat Yehuda Ben HaRav Michael a”h
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