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Motzi And Mezonot
Depending on the quantity and type of bread consumed, it is necessary to recite a different initial and final blessing. The Torah-Box team offers you a practical sheet that will allow you to quickly check which brachot you need to recite during these types of meals (for Sephardim).
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Objectives for The New Year
“True repentance can only be accomplished if one focuses on the point of truth located in one’s heart” (Rav Dessler). To help one’s to prepare for Rosh Hashanah, the Torah-Box team provides you with a table to fill...
Selichot
Once a year, we read a prayer of supplication and request for forgiveness to Hashem called the Selichot. It is read early every morning and the Sephardim start reading the Selichot from the beginning of the month of Elul
Timeline of The Jewish People
The history of the Jewish People from the Creation of the world to our days. A table provided by the Torah-Box team. Your Printable Document Here:
Bedikat Chametz
On the 14th of Nissan, when the stars come out, when we have finished cleaning our house(s), car(s), office(s), we have to check that these are all in fact free from Chametz, using the light of a candle.
Passover Seder Checklist
The Torah-Box team edited a printable check-list of the Pesach Seder that includes all the important details. Matzah & Maror, Order of the Seder...all you need to know!
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