(guests respond: Amen) Dip in honey and enjoy. Mark one challah gently with the knife, hold both challahs and recite:īaruch ata adonai, eloheinu melech ha'olam, hamotzi lechem min ha'aretz. Recite the following: Baruch atah adonai, eloheinu melech ha'olam, asher kid'shanu b'mitz-votav, v'tzivanu al netilat yadayim. Fill a large cup with water and pour water three times over your right hand and three times over your left. Next, proceed to wash your hands for Challah. Ha-olam, she-heche-yanu v’ki-y’manu v’higianu li-z’man ha-ze.(guests respond: Amen) Baruch atah adonai, hamavdil bein kodesh l'kodesh. Bein kedushat shabbat lik'du-shat yom tov hivdalta, v'et yom hashvi'i mi-shei-shet yemei hama'aseh kidashta, hivdalta v'kidashta et amcha yisrael bik'du-sha-techa. Ha-olam, hamavdil bein kodesh l'chol, bein ohr l'cho-shech, bein yisrael la'amim, bein yom hashvi'i l'shei-shet yemei ha-ma'aseh. On Saturday night only, recite the following now: On all nights except Saturday night, continue to Shehecheyanu below. Kol ha-aretz m’kadaysh ( hashabbat v') yisra-el v’yom Vanu vacharta v’otanu kidashta mikol ha'amim,
Tov mikra kodesh ha-zeh, yom ( zichron) t’ru-a ( b'ahavah) mikra Words in bold type are for Friday night only.ī’mitzvotav, va-titen lanu adonai elohaynuī’ahavah et yom ( hashabbat hazeh v'et yom) ha-zikaron ha-zeh et yom Glance at the wine (or grape juice) and say:īo-rei p'ri ha-ga-fen. Ki vo shavat mi-kol m'lach-to asher bara elohim la'asot. Va-y'va-rech elo-him et yom ha-sh'vi-i, va-y'ka-deish oto Va-y'chal elo-him ba-yom ha-sh'vi-i, m'lach-to asher asa Va-y'chu-lu Hasha-mayim v'ha-a-retz, v'chol ts'va-am. While standing, fill a nice cup with wine, place it in your right hand, glance at the candles, and recite the following: Those who oppose tearing refer to the fact that when one is in mourning it's traditional to tear or rip a piece of one's clothing, and on Shabbat we're not in mourning so tearing the challah is, well, inappropriate.יוֹם הַשִּׁשִּׁי.
Some will slice the loaf with a special knife before distributing to the meal's attendees while others will pull apart the challah and pass around the table, while others still will throw the pieces to the meal attendees.In some communities, when the name of God ( Adonai) is recited, the loaves are actually lifted higher.Some will leave the challah cover on top of the loaves while reciting the blessing, while others remove the cover in order to make the blessing.The compromise is to make a little cut to hasten the actual slicing of the bread after you make the blessing.
Another reason is that Jews try to minimize the length of time between making a blessing and eating, but when you need the loaves to be whole to make the hamotzi blessing on Shabbat. One reason for this is that, mystically speaking, it is like marking God's name on the bread. Some will uncover the two loaves of bread and use a knife to slightly graze one of the loaves.
0 kommentar(er)
