On Chol HaMoed and last two days of Yom Tov, from which Torah scroll and which portion is the fourth aliyah read?
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On Chol HaMoed and the last two days of Yom Tov, the fourth aliyah is read from a second Torah scroll, recounting the additional offerings (Korban Mussaf) from Parashat Pinchas, beginning with 'And you shall offer' until the end of the section.
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