When one lacked kavvanah for the first verse and must repeat it, how is the repetition performed to avoid appearing to accept two domains?
Synopsis
Authorities agree the verse must be repeated quietly (b'lachash). Some hold one should wait briefly before repeating. There is a dispute whether repeating aloud is always forbidden or only when done consecutively.
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