Chapter 2: The General Laws applicable to blessings

1. Paying attention to the words upon reciting a blessing

2. Language of Brachos – Saying Brachos in English, Yiddish versus Hebrew

3. Not to perform any activity while saying the blessing:

4. Knowing the blessing before you say it:

5. The intentions one should have when reciting Hashem’s name:

6. How to pronounce G-ds name:

7. Saying a blessing with food in one’s mouth:

8. Erva and Tzoa – Reciting blessings near feces, urine, or Erva:

9. Alcohol – Reciting blessings when drunk and under the influence of alcohol:

10. Bathroom – Is it permitted for one to say a blessing if he feels the urge to use the bathroom?

11. Yarmulka – Wearing a Head covering while saying Blessings

12. Audibility – Saying a blessing loud enough for one’s ears to hear and the law if one thought the blessing in his heart:

13. Holding the item of blessing in one’s hand

14. Standing or sitting while saying Blessing:

15. Hefsek – Making an interruption between the blessing and action:

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16. The Nussach of the blessings and mistakes made in wording:

17. Fixing a blessing within Kdei Dibbur:

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Chapter 2: The General Laws applicable to blessings

1. Paying attention to the words upon reciting a blessing

2. Language of Brachos – Saying Brachos in English, Yiddish versus Hebrew

3. Not to perform any activity while saying the blessing:

4. Knowing the blessing before you say it:

5. The intentions one should have when reciting Hashem’s name:

6. How to pronounce G-ds name:

7. Saying a blessing with food in one’s mouth:

8. Erva and Tzoa – Reciting blessings near feces, urine, or Erva:

9. Alcohol – Reciting blessings when drunk and under the influence of alcohol:

10. Bathroom – Is it permitted for one to say a blessing if he feels the urge to use the bathroom?

11. Yarmulka – Wearing a Head covering while saying Blessings

12. Audibility – Saying a blessing loud enough for one’s ears to hear and the law if one thought the blessing in his heart:

13. Holding the item of blessing in one’s hand

14. Standing or sitting while saying Blessing:

15. Hefsek – Making an interruption between the blessing and action:

16. The Nussach of the blessings and mistakes made in wording:

17. Fixing a blessing within Kdei Dibbur:

Chapter 2: The General Laws applicable to blessings- Summary Edition

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