출애굽기 30:17 할라카: Mishneh Torah, Prayer and the Priestly Blessing & Shulchan Arukh, Orach Chayim

Each of these four special sections is read in a second scroll, after the portion for the week has been read in the scroll first taken out. If the first of Adar falls on a Sabbath, and the portion for the week was that commencing, "And thou shalt command" (Exodus 27:20-30:10), six persons are called to the Law and read in the weekly portion up to (but not including) the section beginning, "Thou shalt also make a laver" (ibid. 30:17). The seventh person reads the section beginning, "When thou takest the sum" till that beginning, "Thou shalt also make a laver" (ibid 30:11-16). If the portion of the week for that Sabbath is that beginning, "When thou takest the sum" (ibid. 30:11), six persons are called to the Law and read this portion, till the next beginning, "And Moses assembled" (ibid. 35:1). The seventh person reads in the second scroll the section beginning, "When thou takest the sum" till "Thou shalt make also a laver" (ibid. 30:11-16).

On the New Moon of the Adar nearest to Nisan which falls out on the Sabbath, we read the Portion of Shekalim, which is "When you shall take..." [Exodus 30:11–12] until "You shall make a copper Washstand..." [Exodus 30:17–18], and the haftarah is "And Yehoyada cut a treaty..." [II Kings 11:17–12:17]. We take out three [Torah] scrolls — in one [the Reader] reads the weekly portion, in the second that of the New Moon, and in the third he reads the maftir of the Portion of Shekalim.