| 1. Getting things through prayer | 2. Dovid Hamelech and the Harp | 3. The speed of the angels |
| 4. Chamor No'er | 5. Shema after Tefilla | 6. Bedai |
| 7. Moshe and Pharaoh's astrologers | 8. Ge'ulah Samuch la'Tefilah | 9. Eliyahu in 4 Flights; Rav Elazar bar Avina |
| 10. The Logic of Rebbi Yehoshua ben Levi | 11. Rashi | 12. Bushah & Kelimah |
| 13. Verse proving David was not embarrassed | 14. Ashrei | 15. Rashi |
| 16. Ashrei | 17. Saying Shema before Shemoneh Esreh | 18. Lulei |
| 19. "Lulei" | 20. Unneccessary repetition | 21. Semichat Ge'ulah l'Tefilah |
| 22. Interpretation of "BeShachbecha" | 23. בחצות הלילה | 24. הרקיע |
| 25. King David dealing with Halachic issues |
prepared by Kollel Iyun Hadaf
of Yerushalayim
What is the English interpretation of Rashi DH Mah Kimah...?
Ella Erlichman
Rashi explains "that in the morning prayer all agree that it is required to be Somech- next to- and to say Shema and then immediately daven Shmone Esrei" and R' Yochanan learns this also to the evening prayer
All the best,
Reuven Weiner
