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Begin "Vi'Tein Tal Umatar" in Maariv. Upcoming Sessions. 1. Sunday, December 4, 2022 • 10 Kislev 5783. 5:00 PM ...

Sixty days after October 8th is December 6th, after sunset on Dec 5th (even before 9:00 PM) we say vesein tal umatar. (interestingly, Once in 28 ...

Nov 28, 2011 · Each December we are faced with the question, when do we start saying ותן טל ומטר? The answer can be found in the first of these classic CJ articles about the Jewish calendar. The Strange Case of December 4 by Arnold and Daniel Lasker, Fall 1985 (Vol. 38 No. 1) The Counting of Day and Night by Meir Ydit, Fall 1981 (Vo. 35 No. 1).

Each December we are faced with the question, when do we start saying ותן טל ומטר? The answer can be found in the first of these classic CJ ...

We begin reciting V’sein Tal Umatar on Motzei Shabbos December 4, the seventh night of Chanukah. If one forgot to say “ותן טל ומטר לברכה”, it depends …

In the summer, when there is no rain in the Land of Israel, we ask only for blessing. Since there is dew in the summer – on the first day of Pesah we recite a special prayer for it – Louis Ginzberg suggested that originally the phrases were תן טל לברכה, “grant dew as a blessing” (for the summer), and תן מטר לברכה, “grant rain as a blessing” (for the winter).

Dec 05, 2018 · The Talmud tells us to begin saying ותן טלֹ sixty days later. So you take out the calendar and count. That will bring us to November 21st. But in every siddur with instructions you will read that we start to recite the addition at Maariv on the evening of December 4th. Which is tonight (or was last night if you are reading this in Australia).

Nov 16, 2005 · The answer is based on what R' Chaim Volozhin writes in Ruach Chaim (his commentary to Pirkei Avos). He explains that Avraham Avinu's nisayon was truly much greater then ours. He was the first one to overcome this nisayon and brought this power down from heaven and passed it along to his descendents. The Avos when they passed a nisayon were ...

Since we want to start saying ותן טל ומטר on the sixtieth day after tekufat tishrei (a day that corresponds to December 5th on the Gregorian ...

Outside of Israel, we start saying the request for dew and rain at Maariv on the sixtieth day after the autumnal equinox, which is typically the fifth of ...

Friendly reminder: we start saying ותן טל ומטר or “veten tal u-matar” on December 5. Here's an article explaining why: https://bit.ly/37GCwYM.

In EY we started saying it tonight on ז' חשון. Outside of EY we start 60 days after the tekufa, which today is assumed to be December 4th or ...

Those who live outside of Eretz Yisrael do not start saying this until the first week of December. 23. If an individual from outside of Eretz Yisrael is ...

When do we go back to saying ותן ברכה instead of ותן טל ומטר in our שמונה עשרה? Go back and repeat שמונה עשרה What do we do if we accidentally said מוריד הטל or …

Are We Really Supposed to Start Saying ותן טל ומטר לברכה on December 4th? Speaker: Ask speaker Rabbi Jeremy Wieder; Date: Nov 26, 2018.

On a year in which the night we start to say ותן טל ומטר is a weekday night, if one forgets to say ותן ברכה by the מנחה before and doesn't realize that he forgot it until שקיעה, what is the Halacha regarding the right insertion to say by each שמונה עשרה? halacha shemoneh-esrei mistakes geshem-tal-ruach Share Improve this question

5:00 PM Past Sessions. Saturday, December 4, 2021 • 30 Kislev 5782 - 5:00 PM. Saturday, December 5, 2020 • 19 Kislev 5781 - 5:00 PM. Thursday, December 5, 2019 • 7 Kislev 5780 - 5:00 PM. Tuesday, December 4, 2018 • 26 Kislev 5779 - 5:00 PM.

... Israel begin to add the words ותן טל ומטר - give us dew and rain. ... But in every siddur with instructions you will read that we start ...

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Nov 08, 2005 · When do we start saying ותן טל ומטר לברכה? In EY we started saying it tonight on ז' חשון. Outside of EY we start 60 days after the tekufa, which today is assumed to be December 4th or 5th. This calculation has always bothered me greatly for the following reason.