Daily Zohar 4150 Hebrew translation: 122. לְסוֹף...
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Daily Zohar # 4149 – Shemot – Hidden for forty days
Daily Zohar 4149 Hebrew translation: 119. וְקוֹל...
Daily Zohar # 4148 – Shemot – Would you like to be there at that time?
Daily Zohar 4148 Hebrew translation: 116....
Daily Zohar # 4147 – Shemot – Scary war in the sky
Daily Zohar 4147 Hebrew translation: 113....
Daily Zohar # 4146 – Shemot – When you see a scary crimson fiery star in the middle of the sky
Daily Zohar 4146 Hebrew translation: 111. עַד...
Daily Zohar # 4145 – Vayechi – Branches of life
Daily Zohar 4145 Hebrew translation: 152. בֵּין...
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6th Shevat 1/28/2023
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