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Rabbi Chaim Brovender, of WebYeshiva.org, continues his discussion of Birkat HaTorah. Like other brachot, the bracha on Torah learning is said before we begin learning. In our daily prayers, a small excerpt of the Torah is said after we say the three brachot on Torah learning.
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In this video, Rabbi Chaim Brovender, of WebYeshiva.org, continues his discussion of Birkat HaTorah. Like other brachot, the bracha on Torah learning is said before we begin learning. In our daily prayers, a small excerpt of the Torah is said after we say the three brachot on Torah learning.
Learn what goes into creating and maintaining these holy objects, and avoiding consumer pitfalls - This Shiur is part of Kollel Ohr Yosef in Thornhill Ontario Sponsored in part by www.canadianfundingcorporation.com, for more on the Kollel go to http://thornhillkollel,com/
Rabbi Chaim Brovender, of WebYeshiva.org, discusses other prayers we say during Shacharit and Maariv, which contain words of devotion to Talmud Torah, and give thanks to God for enabling us to learn Torah. If one has not said Birkat HaTorah yet, these words are in lieu of Birkat HaTorah.
This Shiur is part of Kollel Ohr Yosef in Thornhill Ontario Sponsored in part by www.canadianfundingcorporation.com, for more on the Kollel go to http://thornhillkollel,com/
Rabbi Chaim Brovender, of WebYeshiva,org, discusses the mitzva of Birkat Hatorah, the blessings we say every morning on the mitzva of learning Torah - Rabbi Brovender discusses the distinct wording of the three brachot, what they mean, and their place in the tefila.
This class was recorded at the Thornhill Community Shul For more contact Thornhill Community Shul, www,thornhillshul.com, email ravavi@rogers,com
In this video, Rabbi Chaim Brovender, of WebYeshiva.org, discusses the addition of Mashiv Haruach U'Morid Hageshem in the Shmona Esrai from Shmini Atzeret throughout the winter.
Rabbi Brovender discusses the halachic problems involved with eating cheesecake: do we make the bracha on the cheese or the cake?
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The Rosh Kollel Asks Is Arvit the First Prayer of The New Day or The Last Prayer of the Previous Day? Is it voluntary or and Obligation?
  
 
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