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The Clock Strikes Six
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The winter Shabbos is an eccentric experience. The moment the last Kaddish finishes, a sudden urgency befalls the congregants: suddenly there’s a desperate need to be home, a manic dash to make it before that fated hour – and should you arrive just a minute too late, you have to wait until 7:00 for Kidush, or do you? What is the origin of this seemingly peculiar custom? Does everyone agree with it? Should one wait the hour, possibly compelling guests to hungrily watch the ticking clock till the magic moment arrives?
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| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages | 15 |
| Shliach | Query from a Shliach in Florida |
| Credits | 1 |
| Table of Contents | Click to view |
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