The Custom to Recite Perek Shira
There are certain sections from the Torah that some communities have the custom of reciting each day. These include the verses in Parashat K...
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20 of 68 episodesReciting Parashat Ha’man
Some have the custom to recite each day the section known as "Parashat Ha'man" – the verses from Parashat Beshalah (Shemot chapter 16) which...
Reciting the Ten Commandments Every Day
The Gemara (Berachot 12) tells that some Sages considered instituting the daily recitation of the Aseret Ha'diberot (Ten Commandments), but...
Pronouncing Words Properly
When I was a young boy, the schools placed a great emphasis on Keri'a – teaching children to read properly. They insisted that youngsters mu...
Skipping the Korbanot Section if One Arrives Late
Every effort must be made to arrive in the synagogue on time in the morning so one can recite the complete service – from the morning blessi...
“Rabbi Yishmael Omer”
We conclude the daily Korbanot section with "Rabbi Yishmael Omer" – a Berayta (passage by a Tanna) authored by the great sage Rabbi Yishmael...
Reciting Ezehu Mekoman
As part of the Korbanot section of the morning prayer service, we read the Mishnayot of the fifth chapter of Masechet Zebahim – the chapter...
Reciting “Baruch Shem” At the End of Ana Be’cho’ah
As discussed in a previous installment, the Ana Be'cho'ah prayer, which consists of 42 words, alludes to the special 42-letter Name of G-d....
The Preferred Way to Recite the “Ana Be’cho’ah” Prayer
The Kabbalists taught that when one recites the "Ana Be'cho'ah" prayer, he should arrange the words of the prayer in pairs. Meaning, he shou...
Reciting “Ana Be’cho’ah”
After we recite in the morning the section of the Ketoret and the passage of "Abayeh Hava Mesader," we recite a very special prayer – Ana Be...
Reciting “Abayeh Hava Mesader”
After the recitation of the Ketoret, we recite "Abayeh Hava Mesader," a section from the Gemara (Yoma 33a) citing Abayeh's concise list of a...
Understanding the Text of the Ketoret
June 4 second from 14:33 till the end As we've seen in previous installments, the recitation of the Ketoret is especially valuable, and offe...
The Custom to Read the Ketoret From Parchment
There is a custom that some observe to read the section of the Ketoret from a piece of parchment upon which the text of the Ketoret is writt...
If One Accidentally Skipped One of the Spices of the Ketoret
The Bet Yosef (commentary to the Tur by Maran Rav Yosef Karo, author of the Shulhan Aruch) cites Rav Yishak Abuhab (Spain, 1433-1493) as sta...
Counting the Eleven Spices of the Ketoret
We read each morning the section of the Ketoret, which includes verses from the Torah that discuss the Ketoret incense offering brought in t...
The Introduction to the Ketoret
We introduce the section of the Ketoret with the proclamation, "Ata Hu Hashem Elokenu…," stating that "You are Hashem our G-d" to whom our a...
Is There a Justification for Skipping Korbanot?
June 2 second from 2:36 There are many people – including yeshiva students and Talmideh Hachamim – who skip the section of Korbanot, which d...
Should Women Recite the Korbanot?
The Maharil ( Rav Yaakov ben Moshe Levi Moelin, Germany, d. 1427), in discussing the laws of the daily recitation of Birkat Ha'Torah (the bl...
Sitting During the Recitation of the Korbanot
It is customary to sit during the recitation of the Korbanot – despite the fact that the Kohanim were required to stand while performing the...
Reciting the Mishnayot of Ezehu Mekoman on Shabbat
As we have seen, it is customary each morning to recite the Mishnayot of the fifth chapter of Masechet Zevahim – Ezehu Mekoman – which goes...