In Mussaf on intermediate days of Sukkot, how should the holiday sacrifices be mentioned—by individual day or combining days?
Synopsis
When mentioning the sacrifices in the Mussaf prayer, authorities debate whether to list each day's sacrifice separately or combine references to multiple days.
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