Berachos 47
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Daf Yomi Berachos 47
Daf Yomi Berachos 46
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller discusses the process of discovering ourselves through prayer
Zimun,
Blessings on the main food item. Fruits of Israel. The blessing of shehakol and medicinal qualities of certain foods.
The Midrash explains that Moshe Rabbenu was shown a half-shekel of fire as part of the commandment for the Jewish people to be counted with the Machatzit Hashekel. This shiur on Parshat shekalim expores the deeper significance of the fiery coin.
Blessings on sweet smells
Bread that is not in the shape of bread. Wine before and after a meal.
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In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller discusses the Request of material part of Shemoneh Esrei
Why do we recite a blessing before food? Should you learn all the time? Why does wine get a separate blessing?
Do not repeat Modim. One who prays and errs. How do you know that your request has been accepted by Hashem?
In Parshat Beshalach, in the aftermath of the Splitting of the Sea, as the Egyptians entered the Yam Suf, each on received exacting punishment for their evil deeds. An exploration of why Hashem waits before punishing people for their misdeeds, and the level of exactness in all Divine retribution.
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Pray Shmoneh Esreih with submission and humility. Lessons from Chana
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Rabban Gamliel and Rabbi Yehoshua
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Respecting holy objects, purity for Torah study, and the times of daily prayers
Shma in a pure place
Respect for tefillin, A pure setting for the recital of Shma and the study of Torah
Pray in a clean space
Torah Study and Purity
In Parshat Bo, the Jews leave Mitzrayim. This shiur explores the unique promises of geula and its relevance to each of us today.
Biblical Blessings