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BERAKHOT CHAPTER 2 MISHNAH 8
A bridegroom may recite the Shema on the first night if he wishes to. Rabban Gamliel said: Not everyone who wishes to assume the name may assume it.
CHAPTER 3 MISHNAH 1
One whose dead lies before him is exempt from reading the Shema and from tefillah …Read the full story »
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BERACHOS CHAPTER 2 MISHNAH 6
He bathed on the first night following the death of his wife. His disciples asked him: Did you not teach us, our Rabbi, that a mourner is forbidden to bathe? He said to them: I am not like the rest of men, I am a delicate …Read the full story »
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CHAPTER 2 MISHNAH 4
Skilled workmen read while on the top of a tree or a row of bricks which they are not permitted to do in reciting the tefillah.
CHAPTER 2 MISHNAH 5
A bridegroom is exempt from reciting the Shema from the first night until the first Saturday night, if he …Read the full story »
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CHAPTER 2 MISHNAH 2
These are the breaks: Between the first and second Berakhah, between the second and Shema, between “Shema Yisrael. . .” “And it shall come to pass. . .”, between “And it shall come to pass… and “And the Lord spoke…”, between “And the Lord spoke” and “True …Read the full story »
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BERAKHOT CHAPTER I MISHNAH 5
The Exodus is mentioned at night. Rabbi Eleazar b. Azaryah said: Behold I am like a man of seventy and I was not merited that the Exodus be mentioned at night, until Ben Zoma gave this exposition. It is said: That you may remember the …Read the full story »
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BERAKHOT CHAPTER 1 MISHNA 3
Bet Shammai say: In the evening everyone must recline and read and in the morning he must stand erect, since it is said (Deut. 6:7): “When you lie down and when you rise up.” And Bet Hillel say: Everyone may read as it suits him …Read the full story »