If a verse was skipped during the Torah reading on Monday, Thursday, or Shabbat mincha, must the reading be repeated?
Synopsis
If a verse was skipped on a weekday or Shabbat mincha reading, and ten verses were read excluding the skipped verse, the reading need not be repeated. If fewer than ten were read, it must be repeated.
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