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Questions and Answers about the Laws of Sefiras Ha'Omer and Shavous
We count the days of the Omer each day. We anticipate the arrival of the day after Sefiras Ha'Omer, Shavuos. Do we know the laws of Sefiras Ha'Omer well enough? Do we think about what we are counting and why? Sefiras Ha'Omer is an integral part of Jewish law that bridges the heights of Pesach and the peak of Shavuos.
Now you too can finally understand the multitude of laws and customs that surround these inspiring days, with this clear, concise guide from the well-received Guidelines series, which resounds with the sparkling clarity that has made Guidelines a household name in books on Jewish law.
| Book Title | Guidelines to Sefiras HaOmer and Shavuos |
| Author | Rabbi Elozor Barclay Rabbi Yitzchok Jaeger |
| ISBN | 9781568715476 |
| Date Published | |
| Pages | 88 |
| Cover Type | Softcover |
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