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"For Elohim so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life" "Porque Elohim amou o mundo de tal maneira que deu o seu Filho unigênito, para que todo aquele que nele crê não pereça, mas tenha a vida eterna" (John 3:16). "For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Messiah: for it is the power of Elohim unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek" ; "Porque não me envergonho do evangelho do Messias, pois é o poder de Elohim para salvação de todo aquele que crê; primeiro do judeu, e também do grego".(Romans 1:16). "But Elohim commendeth His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Messiah died for us" ; "Mas Elohim prova o seu amor para conosco, em que o Messias morreu por nós, sendo nós ainda pecadores." (Romans 5:8). "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Adon Yeshua, and shalt believe in thine heart that Elohim hath raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek: for the same ADONAI over all is rich unto all that call upon him. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the ADONAI shall be saved. " ; "A saber: Se com a tua boca confessares a ADON Yeshua, e em teu coração creres que Elohim o ressuscitou dentre os mortos, serás salvo. Visto que com o coração se crê para a justiça, e com a boca se faz confissão para a salvação. Porque a Escritura diz: Todo aquele que nele crer não será confundido. Porquanto não há diferença entre judeu e grego; porque um mesmo é o ADONAI de todos, rico para com todos os que o invocam. Porque todo aquele que invocar o nome de ADONAI será salvo." (Romans 10:9-13). "...Elohim hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his Son." ; "E o testemunho é este: que Elohim nos deu a vida eterna; e esta vida está em seu Filho".(I John 5:11). "He that hath the Son hath life; and he that hath not the Son of Elohim hath not life." ; "Quem tem o Filho tem a vida; quem não tem o Filho de Elohim não tem a vida". (I John 5:12). For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of Elohim is eternal life through Yeshua HaMashiach Adoneinu" ; "Porque o salário do pecado é a morte, mas o dom gratuito de Deus é a vida eterna, por Yeshua HaMashiach nosso Senhor".(Romans 6:23).

Common Hebrew Blessing - Berachot

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Psalm 145:1

Daily Hebrew Berachot

Jewish tradition requires that we personally bless the LORD for each detail of our daily experience. Such a requirement -- if not practiced legalistically -- surely points to a deep inward appreciation for the good things God personally provides for us throughout each day. These sample Hebrew blessings vocalize our gratitude to God for His daily provision and care:

Upon Arising Asher Yatzar Blessing When Bathing Blessing for Salvation Offering Praise Getting your Focus Setting your Attitude Fighting against Evil When wearing Tzitzit Morning Blessing When Eating Bread When Drinking Wine General Blessing over Food When Smelling Spices

Weekday Morning Blessings When Smelling Fruit When Eating Fruit When Eating Vegetables When Eating Grain products Grace after Meals Before Torah Study After Torah Study Upon Hearing Good News For Bearing our Burdens For Meeting our Needs Affirming God's Sovereignty Evening Blessing Bedtime Blessings

Related: Daily Prayer Birchot HaShachar

Printer-Friendly PDF Versions! Blessing for our Burdens God's Sovereignty

Messianic Berachot

Messianic blessings are recited in Hebrew with the intent of remaining true to the Jewish identity of Yeshua as the Mashiach of Israel and Savior of the world. Often these blessings are found in various Messianic Siddurim (prayer books), though (unlike traditional Judaism) there is no consensus on each individual blessing's content. Nonethess, reciting these blessings with the appropriate kavannah (intention) can often help express the heart of those who identify themselves as Jewish believers in Jesus.

Blessing for Salvation For the New Covenant General Thanksgiving For Bearing our Burdens Blessing over Bread Blessing over Wine

Blessing over Candles Resurrection Blessing Blessing for Jerusalem Spiritual Blessings in Messiah Baptism Blessing Blessing for Forgiveness

Related: The Lord's Prayer

Shabbat Berachot

Shabbat begins at sunset on Friday evening and ends Saturday night when three stars are visible in the sky. On Shabbat Jews remember that God created the world and then rested from His labors. Shabbat is considered the most important of the Jewish holidays -- even more important than Yom Kippur or the other High Holidays. This is a special day to be marked by three qualities: rest (menuchah), holiness (kedushah), and joy (oneg).

Online Shabbat Seder Mah Tovu Welcoming Shabbat Shalom Aleichem Offering Tzedakah Candle Lighting Blessing your wife

Blessing the Children Friday Night Kiddush Netilat Yadayim Blessing over the Challah Birkat HaMazon Havdalah Ceremony Blessing for Jerusalem

Related:

Online Shabbat Seder PDF Shalom Aleichem Shabbat Services

Synagogue Berachot

Of course Hebrew blessings are also recited as part of synagogue services. These blessings are embedded within the normal synagogue liturgy, and many are part of the Hebrew prayer services (Shacarit, Minchah, and Ma'ariv services).

Entering Synagogue Wearing a Tallit Putting on Tefillin Birchot HaShachar The Barekhu The Shema Torah Reading Blessings Haftarah Reading Blessings Brit Chadashah Blessings

Ein Keloheinu (new) Full Kaddish (kaddish shalem) Half Kaddish (Chatzi Kaddish) Blessing for Jerusalem Priestly Blessing Upon Leaving Services

TheMourner's Kaddish

Related: The Siddur The Synagogue Prayer Services Torah Service The Amidah

Holiday Berachot

There are some additional Hebrew blessings said to mark the Jewish holidays:

General Holiday blessing Rosh Chodesh Blessings Rosh Hashanah Blessings Yom Kippur Blessings Purim Blessings

Passover Blessings Shavuot Blessings Sukkot Blessings Chanukah Blessings Blessing for Jerusalem

Related: Jewish Holidays

Rosh Chodesh Blessings Purim Blessings Passover Blessings

Miscellaneous Berachot

There are many other blessings prescribed by Jewish tradition to help us remember the goodness of God and to practice our gratitude before Him. Some of these are spontaneously uttered praises to God for evidence of His daily care; some of these are special words said on special occasions; and some are more formalized cadences uttered for ritualistic observances:

For Special Occasions Home Dedication Wedding Blessings ** Traveler's Blessing For Healing For Giving Strength For Giving Wisdom For Meeting Needs Seeing Natural Wonders Hearing Thunder Seeing a Rainbow Beholding Natural Beauty Upon hearing Bad News For being an Israelite For being made free

For self-acceptance For seeing the ocean For the Gift of Sight When Anointing with Oil Experiencing a Miracle Experiencing Deliverance Upon Seeing a King Birth and B'rit Millah For Pidyon Haben For the Hebrew Letters Recovering from Illness For seeing a Torah sage For seeing a renowned Scholar For the State of Israel For the Earth
Mezuzah and Case

State of Israel Seeing a King Anointing with oil Hebrew Letters
Psalm 145:1

Biblical Berachot

Some berachot come directly from the pages of the Scriptures themselves, including many from Tehillim (Psalms). Some of these blessings have become embedded in various Jewish siddurim.

The following list is not exhaustive, but is provided with the hope that you will practice your Hebrew reading and pronunciation while studying some great blessings mentioned in the Word of God. Click the links to view the Hebrew text (with grammatical notes), read the English transliteration, and listen to the Hebrew audio:

Psalm 5:13 Psalm 16:7 Psalm 28:6 Psalm 29:11 Psalm 31:21 Psalm 34:2 Psalm 41:13 Psalm 66:20 Psalm 66:8 Psalm 67:1 Psalm 68:19 Psalm 68:35 Psalm 72:18-19 Psalm 89:52 Psalm 95:6 Psalm 96:2 Psalm 100:4 Psalm 103:1-2; 20-22 Psalm 104:1 Psalm 106:48 Psalm 113:2 Psalm 115:13, 18

Psalm 118:26 Psalm 119:12 Psalm 124:6 Psalm 128:5 Psalm 129:8 Psalm 134:1-3 Psalm 135:19-21 Psalm 144:1 Psalm 145:1-2 Psalm 145:10 Genesis 2:3 Genesis 9:1 Genesis 9:26 Genesis 14:19-20 Exodus 18:10 Numbers 24:9 Ruth 4:14 1 Kings 8:56 1 Chronicles 16:36 1 Chronicles 29:10 Isaiah 19:25 Jeremiah 17:7

Ezekiel 3:12 Matthew 5:3-11 Matthew 11:6 Matthew 13:16 Luke 1:45-8 2 Corinthians 1:3 Ephesians 1:3 James 1:12 1 Peter 1:3 Revelation 16:15 Revelation 19:9 Revelation 20:6 Revelation 22:14 More to come, IY"H

Hebrew Blessing Study Cards

I am beginning to develop 3x5 Hebrew Blessing Study Cards you can download for further study and review. Click here for a list of available cards.

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