Chapter 25 – Ashrei (a prayer that is recited at least three times daily in Jewish prayers) and Uva Letziyon (Hebrew opening words and the name of the closing)

16.1) The Shema (three portions of the Holy Scriptures in Deuteronomy and Numbers; one of only two prayers that are specifically commanded in Torah) and its benedictions are more important than the Pesuke dezimerah (special verses of Psalms). 16.2) It is permissible to respond “Amen” to all benedictions of the Shema. 16.3) Only say “Amen”…

2.1 ) Do not go far before washing each morning. 2.2) Put on fringes upon rising. Do not walk more than four cubits (about six feet) without fringes. And, if you haven’t washed your hands, you must not say the benediction while putting your first garment on. 2.3) In the morning, wash in the following…

31.1) Acknowledge the Lord in all things. 31.2) Do not eat or drink things that G-d has forbidden. 31.3) Do not sit with scoffers, stand in the way of sinners, or walk with the wicked. 31.4) Do not sleep for your own gratification. Sleep to rest. 31.5) Do not have sex for your own gratification….

1.1) Realize each day that you are in the presence of G-d and be mindful of His precepts. 1.2) Wake up worshiping Him and prepare yourself to minister to the world with all your heart all day. 1.3) When you wake from sleep, rise quickly to be ready to serve the Creator before an evil…

27.1) After praying, set a certain time to study the Torah. Do not use that time for anything else. 27.2) Every Israelite should study the Torah. 27.3) Study the Torah daily. 27.4) Do not leave the book open if you are interrupted while studying the Torah. 27.5) Speak out loud your study of the Torah.

39.1) Do not say a benediction over food eaten before washing your hands. 39.2) Some hold that you may drink wine before washing your hands. 39.3) You are exempt from saying benediction if you eat food before washing your hands.