LAST year I wrote a book called “Twenty-Four Days,” based upon a statement from the Zohar. The Zohar says that the first twenty-four days correspond to the twenty-four letters of “Boruch Shem kevod malchuso l’olam va’ed—Blessed be the Name of His glorious kingdom forever,” the second verse of the Shema. The sefer uses each of the Hebrew letters to teach a daily lesson in preparation for Chanukah, which corresponds to the Shema itself.
