- Tosefta. Each
tractate is
named after its prin****l subject, e.g.,
Masekhet Berakhoth,
Masekhet Shabbath, or
Masekhet Sanhedrin. The
Aramaic word
masekhta (מסכתא)...
-
Jerusalem 1980, s.v.
Mishnah (
Berakhoth 7:2), et al.
Yosef Amar Halevi,
Talmud Bavli Menuqad, vol. 1,
Jerusalem 1980, s.v.
Berakhoth 17b, et al. The ḥet in מִחֲזִי...
- be the "seat" of
emotion – grief, joy and pain. Similarly, the
Talmud (
Berakhoth 61.a)
states that one of the two
kidneys counsels what is good, and the...
- (pp. 71–83).
Bloomsbury T&T Clark,
makes the
following comment on b.
Berakhoth 19a (in
which Satan disguises himself as a woman): "He
visualizes carnal...
- far only
Tractates Pe'ah and
Shekalim have appeared. The
first volume,
Berakhoth, was
translated into
English in 1886 by Dr.
Moses Schwab,
under the title...
-
seven days of
cleanness before their immersion. See:
Jerusalem Talmud (
Berakhoth 37a [5:1]).
Explained by
Maimonides in his
Mishne Torah (Hil. Issurei...
-
Mishnah Mikva'ot 9:1-ff.
Babylonian Talmud (Shabbat 132a)
Jerusalem Talmud (
Berakhoth 37a [5:1]).
Explained by
Maimonides in his
Mishne Torah (Hil. Issurei...
- menstruation, but were
later moved.
According to the
Jerusalem Talmud Berakhoth 37a [5:1], the eleven-day
period between each [monthly]
menstrual cycle...
- than our own,
proof of
which is
shown by what is
written in
Tractate Berakhoth: Mar says he
reads [the
verses of] Ḳiryath
Shema and prays. This supports...
-
listens the prayer." Habinenu.
Jewish Encyclopedia See הֲבִינֵנִי
Mishnah Berakhoth 4:3
Palestinian Talmud and
Mishnah mention 18
blessings in the Amidah;...
