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Cover Half title Title Copyright Acknowledgments Dedication Translator’s Note Contents Introduction Notice Memorial Jewish Year 5700: September 14, 1939–October 2, 1940

Rosh Hashanah (New Year)—September 14–15, 1939 Shabbat Tishuvah (Sabbath of Repentance)—September 16, 1939 Chayay Sarah—November 4, 1939 Toledoth—November 13, 1939 VaYetzeh—November 18, 1939 VaYishlach—November 25, 1939 VaYeshev—December 2, 1939 Miketz—December 9, 1939 VaYigash—December 16, 1939 VaYechi—December 23, 1939 VaEra—January 6, 1939 Bo—January 13, 1940 BeShalach—January 20, 1940 Yithro—January 27, 1940 Mishpatim—February 3, 1940 Ki Thisa—February 24, 1940 VaYakhel—March 2, 1940 Pekudey (Parshat Shekalim)—March 9, 1940 VaYikra—March 16, 1940 Parshat Zachor—March 23, 1940 Purim—March 24, 1940 Parshat HaChodesh—April 6, 1940 Shabbat HaGadol (The Great Sabbath)—April 20, 1940 Pesach (Festival of Passover)—April 23–30, 1940 Shabbat Chol HaMoed (Sabbath During the Week of Passover)—April 27, 1940 Shevi’i Shel Pesach (Seventh Day of Passover)—April 29, 1940 Acharon Shel Pesach (Last Day of Passover)—April 30, 1940 Metzorah—April 13, 1940 Kedoshim—May 4, 1940 Emor—May 11, 1940 B’Har—May 18, 1940 B’Chukothai—May 25, 1940 Naso—June 8, 1940 Shavuoth (Festival of Weeks)—June 12, 1940 B’Ha’aloth’cha—June 15, 1940 Sh’lach—June 22, 1940 Balak—July 13, 1940 Pinchos—July 20, 1940 Ki Thetze—September 14, 1940 Ki Thavo—September 21, 1940 Nitzavim—September 28, 1940

Jewish Year 5701: October 3, 1940–September 21, 1941

Rosh Hashanah (New Year)—October 3–4, 1940 Shabbat T’shuvah (The Sabbath of Repentance)—October 5, 1940 Yahrzeit (16 Tishrei)—October 18, 1940 Shimini Atzeret (The Eighth Day Festival)—October 24, 1940 Be’reshith—October 26, 1940 Noah—November 2, 1940 Toldoth—November 30, 1940 VaYishlach—December 14, 1940 VaYeshev—December 21, 1940 Parshat HaChodesh—March 29, 1941 Shabbat HaGadol (The Great Sabbath)—April 5, 1941 Pesach (Festival of Passover)—April 12–19, 1941 Shevi’i Shel Pesach (Seventh Day of Passover)—April 18, 1941 BeHa’aloth’cha—June 14, 1941 Chukath—July 5, 1941 Massay—July 26, 1941 Shabbat Nachamu (Sabbath of Consolation)—August 9, 1941 Ekev—August 16, 1941 Re’Eh—Rosh Chodesh Elul—August 23, 1941 Shoftim—August 30, 1941 Ki Thavo—September 13, 1941

Jewish Year 5702: September 22, 1941–September 11, 1942

Rosh Hashanah—September 22–23, 1941 Shabbat Shuva (Sabbath of Repentance)—September 27, 1941 Sukkoth (Festival of Tabernacles)—October 6–12, 1941 Hoshanna Rabbah (Seventh Day of Sukkoth)—October 12, 1941 Sh’mini Atzeret (Eighth Day of Sukkoth)—October 13, 1941 Be’reshith—October 18, 1941 Toldoth—November 22, 1941 VaYishlach—December 6, 1941 Chanukah—December 15–22, 1941 VaYigash—December 27, 1941 Sh’moth—January 10, 1942 VaEra—January 17, 1942 Bo—January 24, 1942 B’Shalach—January 31, 1942 Yithro—February 7, 1942 Mishpatim (Parshat Shekalim)—February 14, 1942 Parshat Zachor—February 28, 1942 Purim—March 3, 1942 Parshat Parah—March 7, 1941 Parshat HaChodesh—March 14, 1942 Rosh Chodesh Nissan—March 19, 1942 Chukath—June 27, 1942 Mattoth—July 11, 1942 Shabbat Chazon—July 18, 1942

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