The Translation of the Torah Reading
Having 1 translator, or 2 simultaneous translators: Rosh HaShanah 27a; Megillah 21b
Having a minor translate: Megillah 24a
Having a person wearing torn, ragged clothing translate: Megillah 24a
Having a
blind person
translate: Megillah 24a
Allowing the reader to aid the translator: Megillah 32a
How many verses may be read in between translations: Megillah 23b, 24a
Translating the sections on the
Creation of the Universe
: Megillah 25a-b
Translating the story of
Lot and his daughters
: Megillah 25b
Translating the story of
Reuven and Bilhah
: Megillah 25a, 25b
Translating the story of
Yehudah and Tamar
: Megillah 25a, 25b
Translating the first and second tellings of the story of the
Golden Calf
: Megillah 25a, 25b
Translating the
blessing of the Jews via the Kohanim
: Megillah 25a, 25b
Translating the
blessings and curses of the pre-entry to Israel covenant
: Megillah 25b
Translating the story of the
Concubine in Giv'ah
: Megillah 25b
Translating the story of
King David, Amnon and Tamar
: Megillah 25a, 25b [2x]
Translating the story of
King David and Avshalom
: Megillah 25b
Translating punishments prophesied for the Jewish people: Megillah 25b
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