
Morning Blessings cont'd
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Almost Daily Jewish Wisdom at Beit Hamidrash of Woodland Hills — Morning Blessings cont'd. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00No, no no, no. Thank you, talk Hirospopo, who is the Armenian, Hirosval Hoosha, bless everybody with health and happiness, Brafi, Parassai, and Seema, bless ma-medza, protect ma-medza, protect the soldiers, bring on the captives, but not the sheriff, most important bring us to Liaoanavi, Mashant. For today, 435 is Fila Minaha today. The last thing to be touched on is with regards to the morning blessings that when a person says they And it's important to say that thing that gives you a large to learn Torah all day. Also, if you notice in the seedur that you see until, until you come to Betkinetset and until Bauch Shama, really, you have after the Bikot Torah, you also have Bikot Kohanim, you have the Korbanot. So what happens is, in the morning, you actually get you doing Torah, which is Bikot Kohanim, you're going to do also in Naveem, to be in Mishnah. All these things are in the Tfilata,
1:01kind of to prepare you for the rest of the day. We said that somebody that missed, if the person missed the Bikot Shama, they have the opportunity to do it all day long, even through the night. So if they, he goes to sleep and then do it, and this is a Mishvah that he already lost. Also, now if you're coming to Betkinetset in the morning, and the, you know, you're still doing the Brakhot, you came in late. So if you hear, if you hear the Qadish, or Qadusha, or the Thirteenth Midot, you stop and you answer to them. Okay, why? Because so you're going to miss it. It's a Mishvah. If you're going to miss Qadusha, you're not going to have another opportunity to do the Mishvah. Also, a person with regards to somebody, somebody, if I'm, if I got up in bed, and I have a wash my hands yet, or anything like that, I did say Modiani, I can't think of the very Torah. My head, but you don't, you don't, you don't say it.
2:02That's all the shame. We will continue tomorrow at this Columbia to Rotrabi. Hlania, Nakah, Shamaia, Ratsah, Krabosh, Mahouskot, Israel, Fika, Hibani, Tuan, Shamaia, Yag, Ditoa, Biyadi, Rit, Yaza, Rit, Qadah, Shamaia, Rabah. Hey. Bono, Madiba. Bono, Madiba.
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